Chewy candy is a type of confectionery that has a soft and pliable texture, making it easy to bite and chew. Common examples include caramels, gummy bears, and taffy. These candies are often made with sugar, corn syrup, and various flavorings, which contribute to their sweet taste and chewy consistency. The production of chewy candy typically involves cooking sugar and other ingredients to a specific temperature, then cooling and shaping the mixture. Many chewy candies are also coated with sugar or other substances to enhance their flavor and prevent sticking. They are popular treats enjoyed by people of all ages.