[Answer] On Mount Rushmore, what U.S. president's sculpted face features a mole that's sixteen inches wide?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "On Mount Rushmore, what U.S. president's sculpted face features a mole that's sixteen inches wide?"

...The depiction of Abraham Lincoln’s face on Mount Rushmore includes a striking detail: a prominent sixteen-inch-wide mole on his right cheek. This seemingly small feature, when scaled to the monumental proportions of the colossal statue, exemplifies the incredible precision and meticulous attention to detail Gutzon Borglum and his team brought to the project. Lincoln’s other features are equally impressive: his nose stretches 20 feet long, his eyes span 11 feet with pupils carved 20 inches deep, and his mouth measures an astonishing 18 feet across.

[Answer] A dentist partnered with a confectioner to create what candy?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "A dentist partnered with a confectioner to create what candy?"

...Dentist William Morrison and confectioner John C. Morton created a machine that spun so fast it created what amounted to fluffy sugar on a stick. Cotton candy was originally called Fairy Floss, despite the fact that it doesn’t do your teeth any favors. The candy has been a carnival staple since 1897.

[Answer] What is the world’s oldest mass-produced candy bar?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the world’s oldest mass-produced candy bar?"

...Joseph Fry created his famous Chocolate Cream Bar in 1866. However, he’d been creating chocolate bars using molds for about 20 years by that point. The bar only had two permanent flavors—chocolate and peppermint—but other limited flavors have included strawberry, pineapple, and orange.

[Answer] The creator of Jell-O also invented what chewy candy?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "The creator of Jell-O also invented what chewy candy?"

...Leo Hirschfield first invented Bromangelon Jelly Powder in 1895. When Jell-O took off a few years later, it dashed any hope Hirschfield had of marketing his own product. Instead, he used his invention to create Tootsie Rolls, which he named after his daughter.

[Answer] Snickers were named after what kind of animal?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Snickers were named after what kind of animal?"

...Invented in 1930, the Snickers bar is named after company founder Frank Mars’s favorite horse. Once Frank Mars’ confectionery business took off with the introduction of the Milky Way in 1922, he purchased Milky Way Farms, a 3,000 acre investment in horse breeding. Snickers was both Mars’ and his wife’s favorite horse, and the Snickers bar — a Milky Way with peanuts added — was named in its honor. Until 1990, however, Snickers was solely an American moniker; in the UK and Ireland, the candy was known as the Marathon bar.

[Answer] For which holiday is the most candy purchased in the United States?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "For which holiday is the most candy purchased in the United States?"

...The allure of Peeps, jelly beans, and Cadbury eggs in the spring doesn’t quite top Halloween’s $2 billion yearly sales. Americans buy around 65 million pounds of candy every year around Easter, but around Halloween they buy around 90 million pounds of candy for trick or treating.

[Answer] Which candy was originally called “chicken feed”?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which candy was originally called “chicken feed”?"

...“Chicken feed” was originally marketed to a nation whose labor force included almost 50% farmers. The box sported a rooster to complete the branding in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It only became a Halloween staple and received a name change after World War II, when sugar rationing ended and kids went door to door to collect candy for the holiday.