1. Doritos
   Ho Hos
2. Waffle Fries
   Reese’s pieces

Doritos is a popular brand of tortilla chips produced by PepsiCo; more specifically, its subsidiary, Frito Lay. However, one lesser known fact is that Doritos first originated at a restaurant at Disneyland!

1. Pizza Rolls
   Pringles
2. Twizzlers
   Kit-Kat

Twizzlers is a brand of licorice candy that is owned and produced by The Hershey Company. It is extremely old, with its original company having been established in 1845 and the brand officially established in 1929.

1. Ding Dongs
   Cheez-Its
2. Dairy Queen Blizzard
   Skittles

Skittles a fruit-flavored candy that is manufactured by the Wrigley Company division of Mars, Incorporated. Their best and most appealing features are their diverse selection of flavors and vibrant colors.

1. Cheetos
   M&Ms
2. McNuggets
   Twix

McDonald’s took something as simple as bite-sized pieces of chicken, put their “Mc” brand on it and then turned it into one of its most iconic menu items. While it is still junk food, McDonald’s has notably made serious efforts to remove artificial preservatives and improve the overall nutrition of McNuggets.

1. Twinkie
   Jelly Belly
2. Baconator
   Pop-Tarts

Jelly Belly is a brand of jelly beans that comes in a wide array of flavors. It praises itself by being branded as “The original gourmet jelly bean."

1. Reese’s pieces
   Lay’s potato chips
2. Peeps
   Goldfish

These simple cheese crackers are manufactured and marketed by Pepperidge Farm. Their name is fitting for their appearance, since their rich cheesiness give their fishlike shape a bold orange-gold color.

1. Kit-Kat
   Milk Duds
2. Sour Patch Kids
   Twinkie

Milk Duds are a brand of caramel candy that is owned and produced by The Hershey Company. They are perhaps best known for their iconic and simple yellow box.

1. Funyuns
   Ding Dongs
2. Hot Pockets
   Cheetos

This Frito Lay product might look like onion rings and taste like onion rings but they aren’t the real thing. They are actually just simply onion-flavored​ cornmeal rings.

1. Atomic Fireball
   York Peppermint Patties
2. Swedish Fish
   Dairy Queen Blizzard

York Peppermint Patties are a brand of dark chocolate enrobed peppermint confection that is owned and produced by The Hershey Company. The name is a reference to the original manufacturer, the York Cone Company, which was based in York, Pennsylvania.

1. Peeps
   Pop-Tarts
2. Pizza Rolls
   Snickers

A layered center of caramel, nougat, and peanuts, all wrapped tightly in a delicious sheet of milk chocolate. This simple and delicious combination has given Mars, Incorporated one of the most iconic candy bars in the world, Snickers.

1. Doritos
   Almond Joy
2. Pixy Stix
   Ho Hos

Almond Joy is a brand of candy bar manufactured and marketed by Hershey’s and is the sister product of Mounds (another Hershey’s product). It is made from milk chocolate and has a coconut-based center.

1. Atomic Fireball
   Twizzlers
2. Milky Way
   Smarties

The Atomic Fireball is a round, cinnamon-flavored hard candy that is produced by the Ferrara Candy Company. It was invented in 1954 by Nello Ferrara.

1. McFlurry
   York Peppermint Patties
2. Whopper
   Sour Patch Kids

Burger King proudly refers to themselves as "the Home of the Whopper." As one of the most popular burger chains in the world, it is not surprising​ that their signature sandwich is one of the most popular burgers in the world as well.

1. McNuggets
   Oreo
2. Big Mac
   Hot Pockets

Oreos is by far the best-selling brand of cookie in the world. The brand has more than 100 years of history behind it and is now available in more than 100 countries around the world.

1. Jelly Belly
   Cheez-Its
2. Swedish Fish
   Lay’s potato chips

Swedish Fish is a brand of fish-shaped, chewy candy that originated in Sweden (hence the name). While they are marketed as being "a fat-free food," they are far from healthy. They consist mainly of sugar, corn syrup, citric acid, and several dyes.

1. Goldfish
   Almond Joy
2. McFlurry
   Burrito Supreme

You never have to worry about not feeling full when you eat at Taco Bell and the Burrito Supreme is no exception. Seasoned beef, refried beans, cheddar cheese, and an array of vegetables, all make this hearty burrito one of the best out there.

1. Milk Duds
   Oreo
2. Big Mac
   M&Ms

What’s the first food item that comes to mind what you think of McDonald's? The Big Mac! This special sauce-wearing, king of all fast food, was introduced in 1967.

1. McFlurry
   Funyuns
2. Whopper
   Burrito Supreme

This is another iconic McDonald’s menu item but it lies on the other end of the menu. The McFlurry is the company’s brand of flavored ice cream and there is no denying that it is delicious.

1. Skittles
   Atomic Fireball
2. Pringles
   Milky Way

Milky Way is a brand of chocolate bar that is produced and marketed by Mars, Incorporated. Noticeable differences can be seen​ when the American and International version of the candy bar are compared.

1. Pixy Stix
   Snickers
2. Swedish Fish
   Waffle Fries

Pixy Stix is a brand of candy that is produced and marketed by Nestle. It is simple in its design, consisting of a straw-like wrapper that contains sweet and sour powdered candy in various colors.

1. Goldfish
   Reese’s pieces
2. Pixy Stix
   Waffle Fries

Chick-fil-A offers several food items on their menu but their waffle fries are by far one of their most popular. They are waffle-shaped potatoes and are cooked in canola oil.

1. Milk Duds
   Pringles
2. Kit-Kat
   Milky Way

Pringles are a brand of potato chips that are sold in the United States by Kellogg’s. They are sold in more than 100 countries and are notable for their iconic cylindrical can.

1. Funyuns
   Ding Dongs
2. York Peppermint Patties
   Cheez-Its

Cheez-Its are a cheese-flavored snack that is produced and marketed by the Kellogg Company. They are often widely promoted as being the crunchiest cheese snack.

1. Goldfish
   M&M's
2. Twix
   Big Mac

M&Ms is a brand of small button-shaped chocolates that is produced and marketed by Mars, Incorporated. They are extremely popular, with more than 400 million individual M&M's being produced every day in the U.S.

1. Baconator
   Snickers
2. Pop-Tarts
   Burrito Supreme

If you love meat, then you’ll love Wendy’s Baconator. Although it was introduced recently in the company’s history, it has quickly become one of the most iconic burgers on their menu.

1. Doritos
   Peeps
2. Lay’s potato chips
   Swedish Fish

Lay’s is without a doubt the primary snack brand that is produced by Frito-Lay. This brand of potato chips comes in several varieties, including Classic, Barbecue, Salt & Vinegar, and Sour Cream & Onion.

1. Twizzlers
   Pizza Rolls
2. Hot Pockets
   Oreo

Hot Pockets are a brand of microwavable snacks that is produced and marketed by Nestle. While their pizza products are their most popular products, the brand also includes ravioli and turnovers.

1. Baconator
   Sour Patch Kids
2. Dairy Queen Blizzard
   Whopper

"Sour. Sweet. Gone.” That’s the Sour Patch Kids slogan, a brand of sour and sweet chewy candy that comes in a wide array of colors and flavors.

1. Smarties
   McNuggets
2. Twinkie
   Atomic Fireball

Smarties is a brand of round sugar-coated chocolates that is produced and marketed by Nestle. They were originally introduced and owed by H.I. Rowntree & Company.

1. Cheetos
   Jelly Belly
2. Ho Hos
   Almond Joy

Ho Hos are a brand of chocolate snack cake produced and marketed by Hostess Brands. They are filled with cream and are tube/cylindrically shaped.

1. Pixy Stix
   Pizza Rolls
2. Snickers
   Hot Pockets

Pizza Rolls are a snack food produced and marketed by the Pillsbury Company. This tasty pizza-themed snack comes in a variety of flavors, such as pepperoni, triple cheese, and triple meat.

1. Milky Way
   Skittles
2. Smarties
   Dairy Queen Blizzard

Dairy Queen offers many popular food items on their menu but the Blizzard is by far one of their most iconic. The Blizzard is popular a selection of deliciously flavored soft-serve ice cream.

1. York Peppermint Patties
   Ho Hos
2. Cheetos
   Funyuns

Cheetos are cheese-flavored puffed cornmeal snacks marketed by Frito-Lay. It has been officially ranked as the top-selling brand of cheese puffs in the United States.

1. Big Mac
   Sour Patch Kids
2. Milk Duds
   Twinkie

Twinkies are a brand of snack cake that is sold in the United States by Hostess Brands. This simple snack has become a pop culture icon to some degree, being referenced countless times in pop culture; from TV, music, movies, and more.

1. Swedish Fish
   Peeps
2. McFlurry
   Jelly Belly

Peeps are a brand of marshmallow candies created by the Rodda Candy Company. They are primarily seen around Easter; however, they are available year-round and have recently been marketed during other holidays, like Christmas, Valentine’s Day and Halloween.

1. Twix
   M&M's
2. Oreo
   McNuggets

Twix is a brand of chocolate bar that is produced and marketed by Mars, Incorporated. It consists of milk chocolate and caramel that covers a biscuit center.

1. Whopper
   Cheez-Its
2. Ding Dongs
   Baconator

Ding Dongs are a brand of chocolate cake produced and marketed by Hostess Brands. They are strikingly similar to Ring Dings, which are made by Drake's Cakes

1. Kit-Kat
   Atomic Fireball
2. Pringles
   Twizzlers

Kit-Kat is a candy bar that was previously owned by Rowntree but is now produced by Nestle. It is a simple brand of chocolate-covered wafer bar that was first introduced more than 80 years ago.

1. Jelly Belly
   McFlurry
2. Swedish Fish
   Pop-Tarts

The Pop-Tarts brand is owned and manufactured by the Kellogg Company. It is one half of the endless toaster pastry “war” between itself and Toaster Strudel.

1. Waffle Fries
   Doritos
2. Reese’s pieces
   Almond Joy

Reese’s pieces are a brand of peanut butter candy produced and marketed by The Hershey Company. They are bite-sized and are usually yellow, orange and brown.