17 Popular Candies Looking Unlike I've Ever Seen Them Before

Not all candies are made the same.

1. These M&M's in a presidential box that were given out on Air Force One.

I own a box of Obama era Air Force 1 M&Ms from mildlyinteresting

In 1988, President Reagan started the tradition of giving out presidential M&M's on Air Force One. Previously, presidential packs of cigarettes were given out as souvenirs. Every president since has continued the tradition, giving out presidential M&M's with their signature on the box.

2. These absolutely gigantic Skittles (which presently are only sold in the UK).

Skittles...but bigger from mildlyinteresting

3. And these absolutely amazing Nunchaku Skittles only sold in Asia.

I found these Nunchaku Skittles in a Chinese Supermarket. from mildlyinteresting

4. Have you ever gotten a Twizzler that hasn't been twizzled? (I haven't...and believe me, I've eaten a lot!)

One of my Twizzlers didn't get twizzled from mildlyinteresting

5. Also something I haven't seen? Starburst candies molded into a burger, hot dog, and fries.

Years ago my friends and I molded starbursts in to other shapes for fun from mildlyinteresting

6. Speaking of Starburst, I am in awe of this pack with perfect flavor distribution.

My pack of Starburst had an even number of all flavours in from mildlyinteresting

7. This box of Sour Patch Kids was entirely filled with blue candies.

My box of sour patch kids only had blue ones. from mildlyinteresting

8. And this Sour Patch Kid somehow showed up sporting a head of red hair!

I found a red headed sour patch kid from mildlyinteresting

(Yeah, I know...this person might not be 100% honest about finding it this way, LOL.)

9. This Twix came in packaging that was never intended to leave the factory (but actually looks really cool).

This Twix bar has a strange printing error from mildlyinteresting

10. This candy made me do a double take — a Reese's peanut butter cup with no peanut butter!

My Reese's Peanut Butter Cup had no peanut butter from mildlyinteresting

11. Ditto for this Kit Kat without a wafer.

My kit kat forgot about the wafer from mildlyinteresting

12. This Butterfinger, meanwhile, came in one long piece (like it used to in the old days).

My Butterfinger wasn't broken in half from mildlyinteresting

13. These broken Life Savers pieces came packaged separately — now that is a one-in-a-million find.

This broken Life Saver came packaged separately. from mildlyinteresting

14. Whoever got this Almond Joy with an extra almond basically won the lottery.

My Almond Joy came with an extra almond. from mildlyinteresting

15. And — holy cow — look at the size of this Nerd!

The sheer size of this nerd from mildlyinteresting

16. Speaking of Nerds, it has been a LONG time since I saw them come in this box.

A box of nerds from 1984 I found under my floor boards vs a box I bought yesterday from mildlyinteresting

17. And lastly, who knew they had fun-sized candy in the '60s?

This Milky Way wrapper from 1961 I found in my wall from mildlyinteresting

Candy, anyone?

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