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20 Items For A Candy Scavenger Hunt List

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If you need an activity that’s perfect for people of all ages, why not try this candy scavenger hunt.

This idea is a food scavenger hunt with a difference though – there’s no actual food or candy involved!

How does this work?

Players (or teams) are given a list of the items below, or one that you’ve created yourself. They then have to find all the items on the list and take photos of them.

The reason there’s a difference though is that they’re not to take photos of the original candy items. Instead, they have to get creative and take photos that interpret the names of the candies in a different way.

What does this mean?

Here are a couple of examples to explain. One of the items on the list might be ‘Whoppers’. Instead of taking a photo of a pack of the malted chocolate balls, they might take a photo of 2+ burgers from Burger King.

Another candy item on our list below is Baby Ruth. A player could interpret this by taking a photo of a child’s doll reading the book of Ruth from the Bible. Alternatively, if they know anyone called Ruth, they could get her to show them a picture of her when she was a baby for them to take a photo of.

Candy Scavenger Hunt List

Now that you know how to organize this activity, here’s a list of 20 pieces of candy whose names are perfect for this type of scavenger hunt:

  1. 3 Musketeers
  2. Baby Ruth
  3. Bottle Caps
  4. Milky Way
  5. Dove
  6. Eclipse
  7. Whoppers
  8. Butterfinger
  9. Kisses
  10. Lifesavers
  11. M&M
  12. Dots
  13. Crunch
  14. Lemonhead
  15. 100 Grand
  16. Swedish Fish
  17. Trident
  18. Turtles
  19. Warheads
  20. PayDay

Points

Award one point for each item they take a photo of. Then award bonus points based upon other factors like how creative the photos are, whether they managed to get members of the public involved, whether they were funny, etc.

This pointing system is therefore somewhat arbitrary, so hopefully the players won’t be too upset with how the points are awarded!

Prize

A great prize for this candy scavenger hunt will be – needless to say – candy! One option would be to give the winner all 20 pieces of candy from the list.

If you liked this idea, check out our other food scavenger hunt ideas.

Filed Under: Scavenger Hunt Ideas, Scavenger Hunt List Tagged With: Candy Scavenger Hunt, Food Scavenger Hunt, Photo Scavenger Hunt


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