Pick a candy cane flavor and we'll tell you which Christmas episode you should watch
It's raining candy canes and classic Christmas episodes.
Do you remember being a kid eager to help put up the Christmas tree with your family? For many people, their favorite part was putting the star at the top of the tree or sticking candy canes on them.
Candy canes became a Christmas tree ornament around the mid-1800s. Supposedly, the first known candy canes were only white and didn't have red stripes until the 20th century and were flavored with peppermint.
Now, there are a variety of flavors to choose from, especially fruit flavors created by brands like Starburst, Skittles, Jolly Rancher and more.
Take this quiz, and you'll see what Christmas TV episode you should watch based on your favorite flavor.
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Pick your favorite candy cane flavor and we'll tell you which classic Christmas episode you should watch
Pick a candy cane flavor and we'll tell you which Christmas episode you should watch
Your Result...
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A Christmas Story - Fudge
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Everyone knows candy canes are eaten only after all the cookies are gone!
I chose peaches flavor & they gave me Happy Days Christmas, maybe they're right...cuz if nothing else is on, I'll watch Happy Days
I chose peaches flavor & they gave me Happy Days Christmas, maybe they're right...cuz if nothing else is on, I'll watch Happy Days
You got The Addams Family - "Christmas with the Addams Family"
They might be spooky, but who said they couldn't be jolly sometimes?
WOOHOO!
They might be spooky, but who said they couldn't be jolly sometimes?
WOOHOO!
Green Apple. You got "WKRP in Cincinnati" (corrected spelling) - 'Jennifer's Home for Christmas'. Great episode. I don't usually eat candy canes. I like the A&W candy canes, though.
When I was a kid, my parents always bought Old Fashioned hard and filled Christmas candy instead of candy canes. I loved the filled ones. Now and then, I'll get some.
When I was a kid, my parents always bought Old Fashioned hard and filled Christmas candy instead of candy canes. I loved the filled ones. Now and then, I'll get some.
I loved the peanut ones. They would hurt your taste buds if you tried to lick the filling out. Brings out nice memories of Christmas’s when I had so many family members
I just like good old Peppermint! Honestly, I haven't seen the Addams Family Christmas episode, probably since it first aired on TV! After this quiz, and METV suggested I watch it, I'm going to watch it again!!!
I'm shipping out on The Love Boat. I almost picked cherry, but orange won out. BTW, I've never had a candy cane that wasn't peppermint-flavored.
I picked orange. The Love Boat. I don't know about that being the episode to watch. Pretty sure it would not be. 😋
Of those listed, I picked pineapple - mostly because i misread the question, and didn't see that I was supposed to pick a favorite candy CANE.
My actual favorite candy cane isn't listed. It's Butterscotch. (And I count "stick candy" and "candy cane" as the same thing - one's just bent in a hook.)
But at Christmas, I want something that's getting harder and harder to find these days...
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My actual favorite candy cane isn't listed. It's Butterscotch. (And I count "stick candy" and "candy cane" as the same thing - one's just bent in a hook.)
But at Christmas, I want something that's getting harder and harder to find these days...
Your cache might be full. You could only hope it was your cash box. 🎁 But still ... maybe signing on again would help!
Well, actually I *can* hit it multiple times. But if I do it just toggles between like and unlike. I can't pound in dozens of likes, as I wish I could.
Funny. Yes it does limit us to a single Like, clever as they are.
What I've always been fascinated by, is that they've never included the opposite button.
As Disqus used to play with that negative reaction. Caused quite a lot of friction, which they might've eliminated now. Of course it's a platform for which Publishers pay, so those paying the bill, are using it for a purpose!
What I've always been fascinated by, is that they've never included the opposite button.
As Disqus used to play with that negative reaction. Caused quite a lot of friction, which they might've eliminated now. Of course it's a platform for which Publishers pay, so those paying the bill, are using it for a purpose!