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• skittles corporate home page
• skittles on wikipedia
• list of skittles products on wikipedia
• old sparkie's five star review, "A fun treat, enjoyed by all," 15 may, 2016
• lisa schensted's five star review, "life, liberty, and the pursuit of yumberry," 14 May, 2016

• vote.gov
• new york times, "imagining america on nov. 9," 9 nov., 2016

hello sweeties: we're back. why? lurv!

• Godiva chocolatier on Wikipedia
• Linda K. Enghagen, "Copyright Infringement and Medieval Apple Pie: Protecting Recipes Using Copyright Law." Electronic Journal of Hospitality Legal, Safety and Security Research, Vol. V, 19 pages, 2011.

• The Baddest Ass podcast
• Contains an excerpt from "Savoy Truffle" by Ella Fitzgerald

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•  “Dartmouth chocolate factory closes,” CBC Nova Scotia, 21 Dec., 2007
• David Carr, Candymaking in Canada: The History and Business of Canada's Confectionery
• Stephen Archibald, “A Liberal Quantity of Candy,” Halifax Bloggers, 18 Dec. 2014
• Claire McIlveen, “Ben’s Bakery Closure marks end of Moirs food dynasty,” Chronicle Herald 25 March, 2015
• Ian McKay, “MOIR, WILLIAM CHURCH,” Dictionary of Canadian Biography
• “History,” Ben’s Bakery, official website
• Brenden Sommerhalder, “Once Upon a Halifax: Moirs Chocolate,” Local Connections, 15 Feb., 2014
• Sheryl Kirby, “We All Know Where the Rainbow Goes…” personal blog, 13 Sept., 2007
• “[Pot of Gold] Box, Chocolate,” Canadian Heritage Information Network (link is slated to expire soon!)

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• "Jelly babies" on wikipedia
• Adele Nozedar's Great British Sweets and How to Make them At Home
• Tim Richardson's Sweets: a history of candy
• "jelly baby" on Tardis Data Core (the Dr. Who wiki)
• "The howling/screaming jelly baby," Royal Society of Chemistry
• "Jelly babies and jesus," JEsus and Jelly BEans: Seeing Jesus in the Everyday... [blog]

• Old Trout funnies book launch 
• contains a sample of "jelly baby" by トリカブト 

hello sweeties: today it's a candy podcast about nothing

• Edwards, Thornton B. 1996. “The Sugared Almond in Modern Greek Rites of Passage”. Folklore 107: 49–56.
• Jujyfruits website
• Ferrara Candy Company website
• Ferrara Candy Company on Wikipedia
• Farley and Sathers Candy Company on Wikipedia
• Jujube (Chinese date) on Wikipedia
• Andrew F. Smith’s Fast Food and Junk Food: An Encyclopedia of What We Love To Eat
• Katherine Weber’s “Generic Racist Candy Name” on Staircase Writing [blog], 6 March, 2010.
• Snake Pisken’s five star amazon review
• Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America

• Let it Snow at Cooperative Study Club
• No Quarter Deli and Market
• Contains an excerpt from "Funky Juju" by Jujuba

hello sweeties: this is the stanford prison experiment of candy podcast episodes

• tyrkisk peber on wikipedia (english)
• tyrkisk peber on wikipedia (finnish)
• "tulinen history" [a fiery history], fazer website
• "Aito suomalainen salmiakki tulee Lappeenrannasta" [Genuine Finnish liquorice comes from Lappeenranta], fazer website
• recipe for "Tyrkisk Peber -kummitusmarengit" [ghost meringues], fazer website
• agnetes haven by Claes johansen
• glaskropper by Erik Axl sund (episode referred to the danish translation Glaslegemer) 

• Let it snow at cooperative study club
• old trout funnies by Ian Brodie and Paul MacKinnon
• contains an excerpt from "Black Pepper (popular love song from istanbul)" performed by 'Turkish singer' from Smithsonian folkways Songs and Dances from Turkey (1955)

hello sweeties: this is a safe space 

• Gail de Vos's Tales, Rumors, and Gossip
• The History of NECCO Wafers (NECCO website)
• A Brief History of Necco: America's Original Candy Company, Eater / Vox Media 
• The Oxford Companion to Sugar and Sweets
• Customer Outrage Forces Necco To Put Artificial Ingredients Back Into Wafers, The Salt, NPR
• 21 Things You Didn’t Know About NECCO Wafers, Buzzfeed
• Clark, Anthony E. PhD, "From China to Heaven: Remembering Fr. Charles McCarthy, SJ, an American Jesuit in China During an Era of Transition" Whitworth University (2012). History Faculty Scholarship. Paper 38. 
• Amazon customer's one-star review, "Expiration was out of date", January 3, 2014
• candideanne's five-star review, "Oh MY!", February 14, 2014
• John Updike's "Ex-Basketball Player" on Poetry Foundation
• Patricia Reilly Giff's Lily's Crossing

• Let's Talk Science at CBU
• Words About Stuff podcast
• Contains a selection from "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle" by The Jingle Punks Hipster Orchestra

hello sweeties: today we Sunday Morning Coming Down this thing.

No references: all pure Jodi stream of consciousness

• The Sad pumpkin by Adam G. Newton
  
• Contains a selection from "Monster Mash" by The Misfits featuring John Cafiero)

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• Charms Sour Balls page at Tootsie Roll Industries.
• Greg Hatala, "Glimpse of History: Sweet Treats from Bloomfield." The Star-Ledger [New Jersey], 2 Aug. 2012.
• David Sinclair's obituary for Walter Reid III. The Pilot [More County, SC], 30 Nov. 2011.

• Ganong Fruitful (but not the peg bags)
• Old Trout Funnies exhibit at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery
• Contains an excerpt of "My Candy" by Charm

Hello sweeties: drink this in.  

• Sidney Mintz's Sweetness and Power: The Place of Sugar in Modern History
• Long, L. M. (1998). Culinary tourism: A folkloristic perspective on eating and otherness. Southern Folklore, 55(3), 181-204.
• Brittles-N-More website
• Brittles-N-More Google Plus page
• Brittles-N-More Hard Candy Facebook photo album
• “Two arrested after crime ring hits Cambridge stores,” CTV Western Ontario, 16 Dec., 2011.
• Claey’s Candy website
• The Farmer’s Daughter Country Market (Whycocomagh, NS) website
• Ian McKay and Robin Bates's In the Province of History: The Making of the Public Past in Twentieth-Century Nova Scotia

• UIT Startup Immersion 
• Warp Whistle podcast
• Contains an excerpt from "Go For a Soda" by Kim Mitchell