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For larger candies that won't fit in an envelope, tape a piece of string to the candy. On the other end put a tag with the question. When it is time for that candy guess, just pull the tag off the candy leaving the candy in the basket.
Have players raise their hand to answer. This way you give everyone a chance to win instead of one person who knows the mall or is quicker with the answers than everyone else. There are multiple clues for some candies, in case they are hard to guess.
100 Grand = hospital bill, a lot of American money
3 Musketeers = triplets, famous swashbuckling trio
5th Avenue = a famous New York city street
Air Heads = ditzy blonds, balloon people
Almond Joy = you realize it's over, first sight of baby, nut happiness
Baby Ruth = girl, a famous baseball player
Bazooka = weapon of war
Bit of Honey = what bees make
Butterfingers = Doctor's fingers, can't hold onto anything
Cadbury Egg = not from an English chicken
Charleston Chews = a gangster's dance
Chunky = poopy diaper, pleasingly plump
Clark Bar = superman's other identity
Creamettes - a dairy dance troop
Crunch = bite with crackling noise
Double mint gum = twins
Dove = symbolic of peace
Fireballs = heartburn
Goobers = baby's first words, baby spit up
Good and Plenty = a prayer for crops
Gummy Bears = sticky wildlife
Heath = a tract of uncultivated open land
Hershey = two female pronouns
Hugs = congratulations, a show of affection
Jelly Beans = fruity vegetables
Jolly Roger = a happy pirate
Junior Mints = boy, the son makes money
Kisses = baby's kiss, a sweet sign of affection
Kit Kat = model feline
Krackle = one third of a talking cereal, walking through leaves
Licorice = somewhat like strong alcohol
Lifesavers = epidural, round flotation devise
Lollipop = 1958 song by the Chordettes, (My Guy),current theme song for the Dell Minny computer
M and M's = twin letters
Malted Milk Balls = moth balls
Milk Duds = non-lactating breasts, dry cows
Milky Way = galaxy, breast milk
Mounds = Indian burial grounds, breasts
Mr. Goodbar = single woman looking
Payday = day of delivery, favorite day for working people
Peanuts = Carver Washington, a famous comic strip
PEZ = A sweet treat with many faces
Raisinettes = Little bits of sunshine
Reeses Pieces = brokrn candy, something to phone home about
Rolos = continuous moving circles
Skittles = taste the rainbow, a burst of rainbow flavors
Skor = night of conception
Snickers = baby's laugh, not laughing out loud
Starburst = exploding suns
Sugar Babies = newborn baby
Sugar Daddy = father, someone who buys everything you want
Super Rope = umbilical cord
Swedish Fish = sperm
Taffy = Pulled to sweet perfection, ooey gooey pull it all you want
Tootsie Rolls = tiny toes
Turtles = slow moving shells
Whatchamacallit = another word for thingamabob
Whoppers = contractions, really big fish
York = a cool sensation
Zagnut = If bears eat zigberries then people eat what?
Zero Bar = nothing at all
Source: Various baby shower sites provided different candies. I wrote out instructions and added more than half the candies.
By Suntydt from tazewell, TN
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