Candy Confusion: A Puzzle So Sweet It’ll Rot Your Sanity 🍬

Welcome to the Insanity Series

If you’ve ever looked at a pile of candy and thought, “This would make a great puzzle,” you might be a little twisted. And we love that about you. Candy Confusion is part of our Insanity Series—a 1000-piece puzzle line designed to test the limits of even the most seasoned puzzlers. These puzzles aren’t just hard. They’re deliciously diabolical.

What’s in the Mix?

This puzzle features a chaotic blend of:

  • M&Ms

  • Skittles

  • Twizzlers

  • Swedish Fish

  • Mike & Ikes

  • Jelly Beans

  • Gummy Life Savers

  • Gummy Bears

All in a glorious mess of yellow, red, and orange—scattered randomly across a sheet tray like a candy explosion at a color-coded birthday party.

The Setup: A Sweet Trap

A few years ago, I casually set this puzzle out on our table. No pressure. Just a little bait to see what would happen. I wanted a reaction. What I got was a full-blown descent into madness.

Phil Stagg—yes, the Phil Stagg—walked by, paused, and next thing I know, we’re knee-deep in gummy chaos. He’ll tell you he did the whole thing himself. I’ll tell you the truth: he had a little help. (Spoiler alert: it was me.)

The Struggle: 3 Months of Candy Mayhem

This puzzle took us three months to complete. That’s right. Three. Months. Of sorting, squinting, and second-guessing every piece. It was like trying to organize a toddler’s Halloween stash after a sugar binge.

Phil may have been “forced” into it, but once he started, he couldn’t stop. It was like watching someone slowly lose their grip on reality—one gummy bear at a time.

The Victory: Sweet Satisfaction

When we finally placed the last piece, it felt like winning a gold medal in Olympic-level patience. The sense of accomplishment was real. The bragging rights? Eternal. Phil still claims he did it solo, but let the record show: I was the unsung hero of Candy Confusion.

Final Thoughts: Are You Brave Enough?

Candy Confusion isn’t just a puzzle. It’s a challenge. A dare. A test of your willpower and your eyesight. If you think you’ve got what it takes, grab a copy and dive in. Just don’t blame us if you start seeing gummy bears in your dreams.

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