Candy

Never in her 82 years had YouTube user Ryguymedia's grandmother had the unique experience of eating pop rocks. So, with his camera rolling, he gave a package of the fizzy treats to her. While it's a bit difficult to decipher exactly what grams is saying when she first puts the carbonated candies into her mouth, the sounds she emits through all the popping pretty clearly suggest pure joy.

If all the raindrops were lemon drops and gumdrops, oh what outdated candy rain it would be. Seriously, who eats lemon drops anymore? That's why singer-songwriter Kina Grannis used not only used jelly beans to animate the rain in her new music video for, but also to animate the entire backdrop.

Every year, it hides in some dark, dank corner of even the most raucous Halloween party, waiting for some unknowing fool to stick their hand in its clutches of doom. It entices its prey with colorful designs and the promise of sweet joy, only to fill its victims with a familiar sense of bland, flavorless dread...

These licorice portraits look good enough to eat. Artist Jason Mercier is known for his celebrity mosaics made of candy, food, pills and make up and even celebrity's own junk. For his latest project, called 'Licorice Flix: Edible Movie Mosaics,' he took scenes from some of his favorite movies and recreated them with pieces of black and red licorice in startling detail.