Have you ever wondered which Valentine’s Day candy you are? Let’s be honest, probably not. But this Which Valentine’s Day Candy Are You Personality Quiz is still super fun, even if you’ve never wondered which candy you are! So, are you a heart lollipop or overpriced chocolate? Take this quiz to find out! And after the quiz, I’ll give you some fun history facts about Valentine’s Day candy.
Before we start, let me tell you what a personality quiz is and how to take one. A personality quiz is a quiz that connects your personality to a random object by asking you questions. This one tells you which Valentine’s Day candy you are. You will be asked seven questions about your personality. Each question will be about what you like or what you’d do. Choose which answer applies to you. If none apply, just choose one that sorta applies. After you answer all the questions, you’ll get your candy results! Please tell me in the comments what you get. If it is accurate, tell me so we can celebrate together! If it’s not accurate, then please still tell me so that we can laugh together.
It’s Time to Take the Quiz!
Ok, now that you know what a personality quiz is and how to take it, we can start! This quiz is so much fun because it combines two of the most fun and amazing things: candy and Valentine’s Day. I hope you have a lot of fun taking this quiz. Take this quiz with friends so you can compare results and help each other out if you don’t know how to answer. Quizzes like this are WAY more fun with friends. Are you ready to take the Which Valentine’s Day Candy Are You Personality Quiz? Let’s start the quiz, girlies!
Results
You got sweethearts, or conversation hearts! You love writing, reading, and talking with others. You encourage others with your words and letters. You’re simple and go with the flow. That’s what sweethearts do! Comment if you think this was accurate.
You got heart box chocolates! You’re fancy, classy, and, well, a bit expensive. You don’t care what others think about you. You’re a cut above. That’s also what heart box chocolates are. Comment if you think this is right.
You got Kit-Kat bars! You love sharing, helping others, and basically doing anything to help out. It’s almost like you were made to help others. It’s your personality! You are passionate about causes and take action. You’re sorta controversial, but I think you rock! This is what Kit-Kat bars are like.
You got candy bracelets or ring pops! This is because you love fashion and are very creative. You love dressing up for holidays, special occasions, and pretty much any day. Comment if you think this is right.
#1. What are you most likely to do on a rainy day?
#2. Are you planning to give anyone any gifts this Valentine’s Day?
#3. Which of these Bible characters do you like the best?
#4. What is your favorite thing about Valentine’s Day?
#5. What’s the best fruit?
#6. How would your friends describe you?
#7. What are you going to wear to church this week?
Thank you so much for taking the Which Valentine’s Day Candy Are You Personality Quiz! If you had fun, please tell me in the comments section below. If you didn’t have fun, you can still tell me. It won’t hurt my feelings. Comment on what candy you got and if it was accurate. Ok, now it’s time to learn the history of Valentine’s Day candy because I love fun facts!
Fun Facts About The History of Valentine’s Day Candy
Sweethearts or Conversation Hearts
Sweethearts all started in the 1800’s by the New England Confectionery Company. They figured out how to print words onto candy using vegetable dye and stamping machines. The first phrases were long and formal, but they evolved into the shorter phrases we know today, like “Be Mine” and “You Rock”.
If you got sweethearts for the personality quiz, you might want to check out my super pretty and easy Valentine’s Day card design! For someone like you who loves writing and encouraging others, this card idea is perfect. Give this card to someone you love this Valentine’s Day!
Heart Box Chocolates
In the 1800’s, chocolate was a luxury item only for the rich people. Richard Cadbury started selling chocolate in decorative, heart-shaped boxes. After the chocolate was gone, people reused these boxes to store important items, like jewelry. That made the gift long-lasting. In the late 1800’s, Hershey made chocolate available to everyone, not just the rich. Now, you can buy heart box chocolates for Valentine’s Day. Chocolate also has nougat, caramel, and all sorts of fun flavors nowadays. I think the price is worth it.
If you got heart box chocolates for the personality quiz, check out my dye-free Valentine’s Day chocolate chip cookie recipe! It’s delicious and cute without the fluorescent red color that comes from artificial dyes! It also has chocolate. I hope you try this recipe and like it!
Kit-Kat Bar
Kit-Kat bars weren’t really invented for Valentine’s Day, but every February, the store sells them in Valentine’s Day-themed packaging. I love giving them to my friends for Valentine’s Day. They are really the perfect gift because you can share them. So, these bars started in 1935 in England by Rowntree’s, a British candy company. Kit-Kat bars were originally called “Rowntree’s Chocolate Crisps.” They changed that name to something that sounded better, Kit Kat. Now, they’re owned by Nestlé. Though they aren’t technically for Valentine’s Day, they are still delicious (in my opinion. Some people don’t like them for some strange reason).
If you got Kit-Kat bars for the personality quiz, check out my list of Valentine’s Day gift ideas for friends that are under $10! You love sharing and helping others out in any way you can. That’s why I think you’ll like that blog post. I hope your friend likes the gift they get!
Candy Bracelet or Ring Pop
Candy bracelets and ring pops are also those things that aren’t originally for Valentine’s Day, but are still popular gifts for Valentine’s Day. Candy bracelets started in the mid 1900s when sugar was becoming way more available. That’s when companies started making candy bracelets. Now, we have the traditional ones on an elastic string and the gummy ones that I always gave out on Valentine’s Day when I was younger. As for Ring Pops, they started in the late 1970’s when Frank Richard’s made a candy for his daughter that she could eat without getting sticky hands. The invention blew up and that’s how we got Ring Pops!
If you got candy bracelets or Ring Pops on the personality quiz, check out my Can I Guess What You’ll Be Doing Most This Valentine’s Day Personality Quiz. It’s the perfect quiz for someone like you who loves activities!
Thanks for reading. That’s all. Bye, girlies!
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