A search for "snorting Smarties" on YouTube nets more than 1,300 results, with several how-to video clips, and some with students snorting the candy while in a classroom.

Smarties are, in the U.S. at least, a brightly-colored, fruit-flavored, pill-sized form of candy produced by the Smarties Candy Company and sold in cellophane-wrapped rolls.

Smarties are truly one of the most underrated candies out there. The brand has been around for decades and I'm sure most of us can remember getting Smarties at one time or another while in school.

Snorting Smarties is an actual thing on YouTube. Teenagers are filming themselves crushing the popular pastel-colored candy and snorting it. Snorting the candy isn’t exactly new -- some of the ...

World War II revolutionized cultures across the globe, and one of the most memorable candies in America got it's start from ...

Smarties, a Halloween candy staple, have been around for 66 years. Three Millennial women are revolutionizing it.

For the Smarties candy factory in Union Township, New Jersey, Easter is big. Valentine’s Day, too, means a load of orders. But nothing compares with Halloween. “Oh, it’s by far the most ...

The Brainstorming Smarties have done their own metal cutting, drilling and even 3-D printing. Maddie’s uncle taught the girls how to sculpt Styrofoam, so they used the material to create a life ...

Smarties are made with just five ingredients: dextrose (a simple sugar), citric acid, calcium stearate, a mix of natural and artificial flavoring agents that vary by flavor, and food dye.