h-oh! We've really gotten ourselves in over our heads this time. Try and think of a candy product that begins with a "U", and you know the trouble we've seen. But, alas, here it is. And it wasn't easy.

Remember - name the candy that begins with the letter above, as you'd find it on the candy package. And if U are the first to send us the correct guess, U will win a fancy pants prize suitable for framing or wrapping fish. Actually, it'll be suitable for neither, but U will be surprised, U will like it, and U will have to come in to the store to pick it up. U lucky dog U.

Last Month's Clue
A very well deserved congratulations to our latest Candy Alphabet winner - Michelena Wolf, who was able to maneuver through what I consider to be my hardest candybrain teaser yet! And BTW, for all you other candy novices, the alternate T was for Tootsie Roll (duh). Ron McNatt also deserves a pat on the back, but was just a couple of days late.

Saf-T-Pops got their name because they have a soft, safety loop handle that will collapse should a child fall with the lollipop in his or her mouth. Each Saf-T-Pop is also individually wrapped, which helps keep the candy free from dirt and germs. They're available in eight different flavors (though Village Candy only carries four). They're OU kosher, and do not contain peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, or wheat gluten (they're manufactured on dedicated equipment).

Saf-T-Pops are made (over 500,000 per day) by The Spangler Candy Company, a privately owned international confectioner that has been manufacturing and marketing candy since 1906. Headquartered in Bryan, Ohio, Spangler is probably best known for its Dum Dums, of which they produce over 9 million of per day, but they also supply approximately 45% of the candy canes sold in the United States.