Candy Spinner Wheel
Spin the Candy Spinner Wheel to land on one of 16 candies. Today's candy is... a lollipop, gummy bear, chocolate bar, or another sweet, with its Kind, Origin, and a surprising fact.
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How to Play Candy Spinner Wheel
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Click the wheel to discover your candy!
Spin the wheel to land on a candy and learn its kind, origin, and a surprising fact! The Candy Spinner Wheel is ready when the page opens. Click the wheel to discover your candy!
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Today's candy is...
Watch the wheel slow down. The card says Today's candy is... and then the candy name.
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Kind and Origin
Read the Kind, the Origin, and the fact under YOUR CANDY! The big picture matches the slice under the pointer.
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Sweet pick!
Sweet pick! Click the wheel to discover your candy! again whenever you want another sweet.
Key Features
16 candies on the Candy Spinner Wheel: lollipop, gummy bear, chocolate bar, candy cane, jelly beans, marshmallow, caramel, licorice, gumdrop, cotton candy, peppermint, taffy, rock candy, truffle, gummy worm, and bubble gum
Each stop shows Kind and Origin
A surprising fact for every candy
The same candy picture on the wheel and in the result
A candy shop scene with Carnival Carousel music
What is Candy Spinner Wheel?
Candy Spinner Wheel is a candy shop spinner. Click the wheel to discover your candy! When it stops, Today's candy is... one of 16 sweets, and the card shows the Kind, the Origin, and a fact. A sweet pick can be a lollipop from 1908, a German gummy bear, or pink bubble gum invented by accident.
Why use Candy Spinner Wheel?
Frequently Asked Questions
Which candies are on the Candy Spinner Wheel?
The wheel has 16: lollipop, gummy bear, chocolate bar, candy cane, jelly beans, marshmallow, caramel, licorice, gumdrop, cotton candy, peppermint, taffy, rock candy, truffle, gummy worm, and bubble gum.
What do Kind and Origin mean?
Kind is the style of candy, such as Hard, Gummy, Chocolate, Fluffy, Chewy, Panned, or Gum. Origin is the place most tied to that candy's story, such as Germany for the gummy bear or the USA for bubble gum.
Why is bubble gum pink?
Walter Diemer, an accountant at Fleer, invented bubble gum that could blow a bubble in 1928. Pink was the only food dye nearby, so bubble gum stayed pink.
Does the Candy Spinner Wheel start on its own?
The shop and the wheel are ready right away. Click the wheel to discover your candy! Music starts on that first click and follows the sound button.
