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Sweet treats and British confectionery

Twelve questions on sweet treats and british confectionery. Look closely: the most familiar answer is not always the right one.

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Question sheet

  1. 1. Compared with smooth fudge, Scottish tablet is especially known for which texture?
    • A. Stretchy and elastic
    • B. Crumbly and grainy
    • C. Clear and glassy
    • D. Light and foamy
  2. 2. Fisherman's Friend originated in which Lancashire coastal town?
    • A. Southport
    • B. Lytham
    • C. Fleetwood
    • D. Morecambe
  3. 3. Before becoming lozenges, Fisherman's Friend was originally supplied in which form?
    • A. A chewing gum
    • B. A powdered drink
    • C. A liquid preparation
    • D. A boiled sweet
  4. 4. Which confectionery brand is particularly associated with bubbles inside its chocolate?
    • A. Rolo
    • B. Aero
    • C. Milkybar
    • D. Yorkie
  5. 5. Which company originally launched Rolo in 1937?
    • A. Fry's
    • B. Mackintosh's
    • C. Cadbury
    • D. Terry's
  6. 6. The advertising question 'Do you love anyone enough to give them your last ...?' promoted which chocolate?
    • A. Malteser
    • B. Smartie
    • C. Minstrel
    • D. Rolo
  7. 7. Which fruit is traditionally layered with cream, oats and whisky in cranachan?
    • A. Blackcurrant
    • B. Plum
    • C. Raspberry
    • D. Gooseberry
  8. 8. Which three ingredients form the traditional core of Scottish shortbread?
    • A. Oats, honey and eggs
    • B. Butter, almonds and eggs
    • C. Flour, cream and yeast
    • D. Butter, flour and sugar
  9. 9. Which city is associated with the Rowntree family's historic cocoa and confectionery business?
    • A. Bath
    • B. Chester
    • C. Durham
    • D. York
  10. 10. Which Rowntree's sweet was introduced in 1881?
    • A. Fruit Pastilles
    • B. Jelly Tots
    • C. Fruit Gums
    • D. Randoms
  11. 11. Which familiar British chocolate brand specialises in white chocolate?
    • A. Yorkie
    • B. Toffee Crisp
    • C. Milkybar
    • D. Lion
  12. 12. Which manufacturer makes both Caramel Wafer biscuits and chocolate-covered Teacakes?
    • A. Fox's
    • B. Burton's
    • C. Tunnock's
    • D. McVitie's

Answer sheet (for the quizmaster)

  1. 1. B - Crumbly and grainy
    Tablet has a firmer, more crumbly texture than smooth fudge.
  2. 2. C - Fleetwood
    Pharmacist James Lofthouse created the original preparation in Fleetwood in 1865.
  3. 3. C - A liquid preparation
    The original liquorice, eucalyptus and menthol mixture was sold in small bottles.
  4. 4. B - Aero
    Aero's defining feature is its aerated, bubbly chocolate structure.
  5. 5. B - Mackintosh's
    Mackintosh's created Rolo as a milk-chocolate cup with a soft toffee centre.
  6. 6. D - Rolo
    The memorable Rolo campaign turned sharing the final chocolate into a test of affection.
  7. 7. C - Raspberry
    Cranachan traditionally combines raspberries with cream, toasted oats and whisky.
  8. 8. D - Butter, flour and sugar
    Traditional shortbread is based on butter, flour and sugar.
  9. 9. D - York
    Rowntree's cocoa business and later confectionery manufacturing developed in York.
  10. 10. A - Fruit Pastilles
    Rowntree's dates the introduction of Fruit Pastilles to 1881.
  11. 11. C - Milkybar
    Milkybar is a long-established white-chocolate brand.
  12. 12. C - Tunnock's
    Both products are signature items in the Tunnock's range.