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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a type of candy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when categorizing or describing a specific kind of candy within a broader context.
Example: "Chocolate is a type of candy that many people enjoy during holidays."
Alternatives: "a variety of candy" or "a category of candy".
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Larbo: a type of candy made of maple syrup on snow.
PARIS — NOT many Ivy League professors are associated with a type of candy.
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Have each of them bring a Hershey's bar, Starburst, or any type of candy you can get at a store.
Do not let your dog near any type of candy.
Brand H S, Gambon D L, Van Dop L F, Van Liere L E, Veerman E C. The erosive potential of jawbreakers, a type of hard candy.
If you're selling a product that appeals to a younger crowd, like a new type of candy that makes your mouth turn rainbow colors, lose the formality and use language that's familiar to your target audience - kids who want to spend their allowance on candy, or who could influence their parents to buy the candy for them.
Have a perfume that smells like a specific type of candy.
Business has been steady so far, McLaughlin said Tuesday after he helped a mother with two children pick from an inventory that features nostalgic treats such as Charleston Chew, PEZ and Zotz, a type of fizzy, sour candy.
For each theme answer, the BAR is placed within a word that indicates a type of bar: SALAD BAR, CANDY BAR, PIANO BAR, etc.
This type of candy is a great one for parties and school fairs.
But the specific type of candy Haiduk distributed (a far cry from your run-of-the-mill Skittles or Haribo) bridged this gap of information: "The candy on offer was produced by a Croatian confectionary, Josip Kraš, formerly Union Candy," the artist reveals.
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