Candy Name Translator: US, UK & Australian Candy Names
Is it candy floss or cotton candy? Crisps or chips? Type a candy or snack name to see what it’s called in the US, the UK, Australia and Spain, including brands that changed name from country to country.
🌍 Candy name translator
Why the same candy has different names
Big candy makers often launched one product under different names in different countries, then merged the names later to save on packaging and advertising. That’s why Opal Fruits became Starburst and Marathon became Snickers in Britain. Everyday words differ too: Americans eat candy and chips, Brits eat sweets and crisps, and Australians eat lollies.
