Splix Fizzies Candy

History
Splix's Fizzies is the 2nd most popular product of the Splix Corporation and is sold all throughout the Ventian Empire, as well as in New England and Canada. It first started to be produced in 1895 under the Byrvian Shipping Company as a hard candy with a sugary center. At the time the candy was called Byrvian's Singles, referencing the individually wrapped pieces that would come in a package. The recipe continued to be tinkered with, even after company changed hands from Wesley Wilson to Nikolai Silsiv but the recipe eventually settled on a hard fruit-flavored candy with a fizzy and sour center around the 1960s.

Flavors
The most popular flavor of Fizzies is Sour Apple, while the least popular flavor is Lincoln Flavor, which is a pine-wood flavored candy composed of 90% Sawdust. They are made using excess sawdust from factories. The only reason they are sold at all is that they have a small prize inside for anyone who does buy them, which can be anything from a plastic statue to a 100$ bill. Despite this unwanted and unnecessary flavor, many more flavors are offered, including limited-edition or special candies only sold in specific places.

A list of the flavors is as follows: Sour Apple, Grape, Lemon-Lime, Orange, Watermelon, Cherry, Strawberry, and Cola.

The specific flavors that can only be found in certain areas are:

Splix's Liberty Fizzies, which are flavor-changing candies that are only sold in the USA around the 4th of July.

Splix's Spooky Fizzies, which are pumpkin and cinnamon-flavored candies that are sold around Halloween.

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Splix's Tropical Fizzies, which were passion fruit, coconut, mango, and pineapple flavored. The candies were discontinued due to lack of popularity, but pineapple is still sold.