Krillion Recorded answers
1,403 recorded answers
How to approach it
Work the category in layers rather than free-associating. Begin by listing the structural types: bars with biscuit pieces suspended in chocolate, wafer sandwiches under a coating, coated biscuits sold as confectionery, and rolled wafer fingers. For each type, walk through manufacturers before products: multinational confectioners, national biscuit houses, supermarket own-label ranges, and regional factories that outsiders rarely know. Because the reveal holds well over a thousand entries, breadth of catalogue knowledge matters more than depth on any single product, so keep moving once you have two or three names per company. When you stall, change the country in your head and repeat the sweep. Submit the unfamiliar names you trust before the obvious ones, because rare entries carry more weight.
Get a hint
Any country with a serious confectionery industry contributes a few entries here, so think globally instead of reaching only for what sits on the shelf where you live.
A little more
Separate the two main shapes early: a chocolate bar with biscuit pieces suspended in it, and a wafer bar whose centre is a stack of crisp layers under a coating.
One step further
Smaller local manufacturers and discount-range lines are just as valid as famous ones, and that long tail of barely exported catalogue names is where most recorded answers sit.
Reveal answers 1,403
- ChocogolDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate Butternut SnapDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate KruidnotenDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate MonteDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate SalamiDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate Scotch FingerDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate TiffinDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Coated Anzac BiscuitsDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Coated BiscottiDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-coated GavottesDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Coated StroopwafelsDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Coated TriscuitsDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Covered Graham CrackersDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Covered MatzoDeep Cut85points
- Chocolate-Dipped Nilla WafersDeep Cut85points
- Chocolatina GolDeep Cut85points
- ChocolatosDeep Cut85points
- Chocolats Favoris Biscuit et CrèmeDeep Cut85points
- ChocoQuQiDeep Cut85points
- ChocosnackDeep Cut85points
- Chocotoon'sDeep Cut85points
- ChofersDeep Cut85points
- Choki Choki StixDeep Cut85points
- Chokis ChocobaseDeep Cut85points
- ChokitaDeep Cut85points
- ChokosodaDeep Cut85points
- Chomp (Cadbury SA/AU)Deep Cut85points
- Christmas CrackDeep Cut85points
- Chuao Cookies All the WayDeep Cut85points
- Chuao Milk & CookiesDeep Cut85points
- Chuao Oh My S’mores!Deep Cut85points
- CHUCKLES Chocolate-Coated BiscuitsDeep Cut85points
- Clancy BarDeep Cut85points
- ClodhoppersDeep Cut85points
- Cloud 9 (Jack 'n Jill)Deep Cut85points
- Club WaferDeep Cut85points
- Coco Star Sandwich BiscuitDeep Cut85points
- Cocola Chocolate Wafer RollDeep Cut85points
- Cofler Blanco con ChocolinasDeep Cut85points
- Cofler Block alfajorDeep Cut85points
- Cofler Choco Cookies BañadasDeep Cut85points
- Cofler Max waferDeep Cut85points
- Čoko PlazmaDeep Cut85points
- Čoko PrincezaDeep Cut85points
- ÇokonatDeep Cut85points
- Coles Caramel DeluxeDeep Cut85points
- Coles Chocolate FingersDeep Cut85points
- Coles Chocolate Mint SupremesDeep Cut85points
- Coles Milk Chocolate DigestivesDeep Cut85points
- Coles Whirlz HoneycombDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
Scoring here tracks rarity almost perfectly. A single entry reached the hundred-point ceiling, while more than eleven hundred names landed on the same eighty-five-point tier and a final sixty settled at sixty. That middle band is where regional and mid-market brands cluster: the long run of variants from one prolific manufacturer, national biscuit makers and supermarket ranges all scored identically. Adria Mega Wafer and Aero Biscuits sat inside that block, exactly level with hundreds of obscure catalogue lines. Anything a contestant reaches in seconds, such as a mass-market wafer bar or a household biscuit name, earned less, whereas the one seasonal item almost nobody could retrieve, Rotstern Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel, took the full hundred. The lesson is that specificity outranks fame: a name confined to one company's local catalogue pays better than a product sold in every airport, so spend submissions on the obscure lines rather than the giants.