Crossword Clue: Candy whose name comes from the German word for peppermint
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- 90-year-old mint
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- Big name in little candies
- Austrian candy brand
- Austrian candy kept in dispensers
- Brand known for flip-back heads
- Brand name derived from the German for "peppermint"
- Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz"
- Brand of candy known for its wacky dispensers
- Brand of movable collectibles
- Brick-shaped candy
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- Edible bricks since 1927
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- Contents of some collectible dispensers
- It may be taken from the neck of a superhero
- Its containers hold twelve pieces
- Fish, in Spanish
- It's not indispensable?
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- Dispenser brand
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- Dispenser sweet
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- Head candy
- Candy acquired while holding one's chin up?
- Candy brand for headhunters?
- Candy brand that comes with a plastic container
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- Candy brand
- Candy company whose first flavor was Pfefferminz
- Candy created in Austria
- Candy dispensed in a "Seinfeld" episode
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- Candy eaten after chin-ups?
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- Candy from a flip-top dispenser
- Candy from a head
- Candy from Austria
- Candy in 12-piece dispensers
- Candy in a collectible dispenser
- Candy in a decorative dispenser
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- Candy invented in Austria
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- Candy known for turning heads?
- Candy named from the German for "peppermint"
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- Candy originally from Austria
- Candy since 1927
- Candy sold in 12-pellet packs
- Candy sold in collectible dispensers
- Candy sold in dispensers
- Candy sold in flip-top dispensers
- Candy sold in stacked bricks
- Candy sold with collectible dispensers
- Candy that comes in a dispenser
- Candy that comes in its own dispenser
- Candy that comes in more than a dozen flavors
- Candy that comes in small rectangular "bricks"
- Candy that comes out from under a flip-top head
- Candy that comes out of a dispenser with a flip-top head
- Candy that comes with a collectible dispenser
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- Candy that turns heads?
- Candy that's dispensable?
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- Candy that's dispensed
- Candy that's not in-dispensable?
- Candy that's shaped like a brick
- Candy that's shaped like a pressed block
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- Candy whose container ruined a concert in a “Seinfeld” plot
- Candy whose flavors include cola, grape, and raspberry
- Candy whose name comes from the German word for peppermint
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- Heady candy?
- Collectible candy
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- Manufacturer of tiny bricks and their dispensers
- Manufacturer of tiny bricks
- Kids' candy with dispenser
- Kind of collection
- Kind of dispenser
- Toy candy
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- Plastic collectible
- Plastic dispenser producer
- Kitschy dispensation
- Treat "served" by Elvis, Gandalf, Glinda, etc., etc.
- Name derived from the German for "peppermint"
- Loadable confections
- Loaded candy
- Popular candy
- Refillable candy
- Producer of billions of "bricks" annually
- Product name derived from the German word for peppermint
- Product with a Simpsons set
- Reward for performing a chin-up?
- Spring-fed candy
- Spring-fed confection
- What might come out of Kermit's neck
- Small, rectangular candy
- What you might get by moving a head?
- Snack to dispense with
- US mint since 1952
Recent Usage of Candy whose name comes from the German word for peppermint in Crossword Puzzles
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- Daily Celebrity - Oct. 11, 2015