Taffy Taffy is a type of chewy candy made by stretching and pulling a mixture of sugar, butter, and flavorings until light and airy. It is especially associated with seaside boardwalks in the United States as saltwater taffy.
Tameletjie Tameletjie is a traditional South African hard candy made from caramelised sugar, often flavoured with aniseed. It is a Cape Malay confection with a long history in South African food culture.- Tart 'n' Tinys Tart 'n' Tinys were small, tart pressed-sugar candies sold under the Wonka brand, similar in texture to SweeTarts but in tiny bite-sized form. They were discontinued and later briefly revived before being pulled from shelves again.
Tatranky Tatranky are a popular Slovak wafer bar made of crispy wafer layers filled with flavoured cream and coated in chocolate. They are named after the Tatra Mountains and have been produced since the mid-20th century.- Taxi Taxi is a South African chocolate bar produced by Nestlé, consisting of nougat and caramel coated in milk chocolate. It is a popular budget-friendly confection in South Africa.
- Terry's All Gold Terry's All Gold is a British boxed assortment of chocolates with various filled centres including fruit creams, caramels, and nuts. It has been produced since the 1930s and is a classic UK gift confection.
Terry's Chocolate Orange A solid milk-chocolate sphere scored into 20 segments that pull apart like orange slices, flavoured with orange oil. First produced in 1932, it is now manufactured by Mondelez International.
Terva Leijona A Finnish hard candy shaped like a lion, combining liquorice with a distinctive pine-tar flavour. Made by Fazer, it is one of Finland's most iconic traditional sweets.- Texan A chewy caramel and nougat bar coated in chocolate, originally made by Rowntree's and marketed with a Wild West theme. It was discontinued in the UK in 1984, though it saw a brief revival in 2003.
- Tic Tac Small, hard, oval-shaped breath mints made by Ferrero, sold in a distinctive transparent snap-lid plastic box. Available in a wide range of flavours, the classic varieties are mint and orange.
Tilgul A traditional Indian sweet made from sesame seeds (til) and jaggery or sugar (gul), typically formed into small rounds or laddoos. It is closely associated with the Makar Sankranti festival and is exchanged as a goodwill gesture.
Tim Tam An Australian chocolate biscuit consisting of two chocolate malted biscuits sandwiching a light chocolate cream filling, all coated in chocolate. Made by Arnott's since 1964, it is one of Australia's best-selling biscuits.
Time Out A chocolate bar made by Cadbury consisting of flaky wafer layers coated in milk chocolate, sold primarily in Ireland and the UK. It is marketed as a lighter alternative to a full chocolate bar.
Toffee A confection made by caramelising sugar or molasses together with butter, often with added nuts or flavourings. It ranges in texture from soft and chewy to hard and brittle depending on cooking temperature.
Toffee Crisp A UK chocolate bar made by Nestlé featuring layers of toffee and crispy rice cereal coated in milk chocolate. It has been produced since 1963 and remains a popular confectionery staple.
Toffee hammer A traditional British toffee confection sold as a hard slab intended to be smashed with a small hammer into bite-sized pieces. It is a classic seaside and fairground treat in the UK.- Toffifee A German confection made by Storck consisting of a whole hazelnut in a caramel cup filled with hazelnut nougat cream and topped with dark chocolate. Sold in trays of small round pieces, it has been available since 1973.
- Toffo (toffee) Toffo was a British toffee sweet sold in rolls, available in original and flavoured varieties including mint and orange. It was produced by Mackintosh's and later Rowntree's before being discontinued.
- Tojiko mame Tojiko mame are Japanese sugar-glazed or soy-coated beans, traditionally enjoyed as a sweet snack. They are commonly associated with Setsubun festival foods.
- Tootsie Pop Tootsie Pops are hard candy lollipops with a chewy Tootsie Roll chocolate center, famous for the long-running "How many licks?" advertising question. They come in a wide range of fruit and chocolate flavors.
Tootsie Roll Tootsie Roll is an American chewy chocolate candy with a distinctive waxy texture that has been sold since 1907. It is one of the oldest and most recognizable confections in the United States.
Topic Topic is a British chocolate bar made by Mars, consisting of nougat, caramel, and hazelnuts covered in milk chocolate. Its long-running slogan was "A hazelnut in every bite."- Toxic Waste Toxic Waste is an intensely sour hard candy sold in novelty barrel-shaped tins. It is known for its extreme initial sourness that gradually gives way to a sweet center.
Treets Treets were British chocolate-covered peanut and plain chocolate candies sold in the UK by Mars, similar to M&Ms and Peanut M&Ms. The brand was discontinued in 1989 when Mars rebranded them as M&Ms in European markets.- Trio Trio is a British chocolate bar made by Jacob's, featuring layers of biscuit, caramel, and rice crisps all coated in milk chocolate. It was notably advertised with a catchy jingle in the 1980s.
- Trolli Lakritz Mix Trolli Lakritz Mix is a German assortment of licorice-flavored gummy and chewy candies in various shapes. The mix typically includes both soft licorice pieces and fruit-flavored gummies.
- Tunnock's teacake Tunnock's Teacake is a Scottish confection consisting of a soft marshmallow dome on a round biscuit base, all coated in milk chocolate. It has been made by the Tunnock's bakery in Uddingston, Scotland since 1956.
Tupla Tupla is a Finnish chocolate bar made by Fazer, featuring a nougat and almond filling coated in milk chocolate. It has been a popular snack in Finland since the 1960s.
Turkish Taffy Turkish Taffy is a flat, brittle-when-cold taffy bar originally made by Bonomo, sold in vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and banana flavors. It is traditionally smacked against a hard surface to break it into bite-sized pieces.
Túró Rudi Túró Rudi is a Hungarian confection consisting of a sweetened quark (túró) filling coated in dark chocolate, often with a fruit jam layer. It is an iconic Hungarian dairy treat recognizable by its distinctive red-spotted wrapper.
Turtles Turtles are clusters of pecan nuts bound together with caramel and coated in milk or dark chocolate, shaped loosely to resemble a turtle. They were first created by DeMet's Candy Company in the early 20th century.
Twin Bing Twin Bing is a candy bar made by Palmer Candy Company consisting of two cherry-flavored nougat balls coated in a chocolate and crushed peanut mixture. It is a regional favorite primarily found in the Midwestern United States.- Twirl Twirl is a Cadbury chocolate bar consisting of multiple layers of flaky, spiraled milk chocolate enclosed in a chocolate coating. It was introduced in the UK in 1987 and is known for its distinctive rippled texture.
Twist Twist is a Fazer confectionery assortment of individually wrapped chocolate and candy pieces sold as a sharing bag. The mix typically includes a variety of flavors and chocolate types.- Twix Twix is a chocolate bar consisting of a crunchy biscuit base topped with caramel and coated in milk chocolate, sold as a twin-finger pack. It was first produced by Mars in the UK in 1967.
Twizzlers Twizzlers are twisted, chewy licorice-style candy sticks made by Hershey, most popularly in strawberry flavor. They contain no actual licorice root in the strawberry variety and are often enjoyed as a movie-theater snack.
Tyrkisk peber Tyrkisk Peber (Turkish Pepper) is a Finnish hard candy by Fazer with an intense salmiak and pepper flavor, filled with a sharp sour salmiak powder center. It is popular across the Nordic countries and is known for its very strong, acquired taste.
Candy That Starts With T
37 candies that start with T — from Taxi onward. Mostly chocolate, other, caramel.
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Frequently asked questions
How many candies that start with T are there?
This page lists 37 candies that start with T that we've catalogued, from well-known brands to regional favorites. We add more over time.
What are some popular candies that start with T?
Some recognizable ones include Taxi, Trio, Twix.