Chocolate Candy

Chocolate candy from the supply class Sugar, Confectionery, and Nuts in the supply group Subsistence refers to a type of candy that is made primarily from sugar, confectionery ingredients, and nuts, and is considered a staple or essential item for sustenance. These chocolate candies are typically made by combining melted chocolate with various ingredients such as nuts, caramel, nougat, or other confectionery fillings. They are often shaped into bite-sized pieces or bars and are enjoyed as a sweet treat or snack. Some popular examples of chocolate candy in this category include chocolate-covered almonds, chocolate-covered peanuts, chocolate bars with nuts, and chocolate clusters with various nuts and caramel.