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Free candy printables: a retro candy checklist, decade chart and more

A retro candy checklist to tick off, a candy by decade chart, a list of discontinued candy and the candies that came back, and the stories behind ten candy names. Free to print and share.

The retro candy checklist

Checklist

The retro candy checklist

A printable checklist of over 100 classic American candies by decade, from Necco Wafers (1847) to the 2000s. How many have you tried?

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Candy by decade

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Candy by decade

A printable chart of retro candy by decade, from before 1900 to the 2000s, with the year each candy came out.

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Discontinued candy, and candy that came back

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Discontinued candy, and candy that came back

A printable list of discontinued candies and the ones that came back, with the year each was dropped or revived.

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How candy got its name

Fun facts

How candy got its name

A printable card of how ten classic candies got their names: Milk Duds, Tootsie Roll, PayDay, Junior Mints, Pez, 3 Musketeers and more.

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1847

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Candy fact 1847

1847

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"Chicken Feed"

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Candy fact "Chicken Feed"

"Chicken Feed"

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146 licks

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Candy fact 146 licks

146 licks

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Pink by accident

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Candy fact Pink by accident

Pink by accident

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8 inches

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Candy fact 8 inches

8 inches

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Using these

You’re welcome to print these, share them on social media, use them in classrooms, groups and newsletters, or post them on your blog. Please keep the Original Candy House name on them and link back to this page. Don’t sell them or remove the branding.