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This Is The Strangest, Grossest, Most Confusing Candy Ever Made

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Everyone loves candy! (Well, maybe not too much candy. And certainly not this candy.) Instead of being appetizing to every sweet tooth, these confections are just, well, confusing.

Who thought these were a good idea? Who eats them?

1. Cremated Remains Candy

Cremated Remains Candy

A tube of black sugar sounds gross enough, but why not go the extra mile and pretend it”s someone”s bodily remains?

2. Sperm Candy

Sperm Candy

I don”t even know what to say about this.

3. Polar Poop Candy

Polar Poop Candy

Not only do you have to pretend to eat sh*t, but you”re stuck with a pooping plastic bear forever afterwards.

4. Toilet Candy

Toilet Candy

Someone thought encouraging children to dip lollipops in toilets and then lick them was a good idea.

5. X-Ray Fish Candy

X-Ray Fish Candy

If Swedish fish are too normal for you, you can feast on fish guts and bones instead.

6. Chum Candy

Chum Candy

Even the word chum is gross.

7. Zit Candy

Zit Candy

This is the worst thing ever. BRB, gagging.

8. Breast Candy

Breast Candy

Japan, seriously. You need to stop. (Don”t ever stop.)

9. Meatball Gum

Meatball Gum

Nothing freshens your breath or brightens your smile like a ball of meat. Fake meat.

10. Garbage Cand

Garbage Cand

Well, it is known as “junk” food. Although this probably has less nutritional value than most actual garbage.

11. Crack Candy

Crack Candy

It”s chocolate covered espresso beans, which is fine. The name, though.

12. Booger Candy

Booger Candy

What has to be wrong with you to buy this?

13. Cigarette Candy

Cigarette Candy

I know candy cigarettes were a thing long ago, but at least this brand is honest.

14. Finger French Fry Candy

Finger French Fry Candy

Finger candy would be bad. French fry candy would be bad. But this unholy union of the two is so bad.

Afraid you eat too many sweets? Just think of any one of these and you”ll be put off for a good long time.

Source

http://viralnova.com

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