So here’s the tier list.
Now for the explainations:
S tier:
Peanut M&Ms
I don’t think there’s much argument to be had about peanut m&ms. The sweet milk chocolate mixed with the cruncy shell of the peanuts deliver a combo of the ages. But the flavor isn’t too over the top, nothing to blow you away. It’s a rather heavy candy but fits well for any occasion.
A tier:
Lindor Chocolate
Lindor chocolate has an outer shell of hard milk chocolate and a melty, chocolatey inside. They come in bags of two for a dollar, which considering they’re this good, is not a problem.
KitKat
Notice a theme with milk chocolate here? Kitkats don’t stray far from perfect. Either you can have one all to yourself, or split some with others by breaking them apart. Sharing is caring. 
Hersheys
Hersheys seems like a generic chocolate brand, but their chocolate is on top of the regular milk chocolate game. It’s sweet, smooth, and very pleasant on the taste buds. Not at all a bad first candy.
Hersheys Kisses
Hershey kisses are bite-sized chocolate bars on the go. You can pop a few in your mouth and still enjoy the fun of regular hersheys chocolate. Not to mention they make good edible decoration for christmas parties.
Ferrero Rocher
Might not have heard the name before, but ferrero rocher chocolate is very rich, almost like lindor. However, if you want a slight bit of crunch into the mix, the outer shell of the chocolate is crunchier with the addition of added crushed up nuts.
Twix
Twix is the superior snickers. There, I said it.
B tier:
Regular M&Ms
Regular m&ms aren’t as good as peanut m&ms, but they still hold some likability. Almost to top tier.
Sour Skittles + Regular Skittles
Sour skittles are ranked in the same tier as regular skittles because they both have some flaws. The sourness of sour skittles is awesome, but after a while it stings your mouth. At the same time, it adds more of an edge to regular skittles.
Crunch Bars
Crunch bars are milk chocolate bars that contain crunchy rice. It may sound like a weird combo, but it does taste rather nice. It loses points here because the actual chocolate is rather plain and not up there with some of the other milk chocolate brands.
C tier:
Reeses
Reeses are very rich and plentiful, but to the point where they kind of make you sick after a few of them. It has nothing too spectacular, and it loses points for all the trips to the bathroom that may come after eating.
Jolly Ranchers
Jolly ranchers are just an average brand of candy. It’s hard candy that’s sweet, that’s it. Some flavors are good, some aren’t.
Sour Patch
Sour patch kids are basic, which may shock some of you since they are well liked. But they’re just sour candy made for people who can’t handle sour. If you think your tough for having these, try a warhead or something.
Snickers
Basic milk chocolate with a gooey but simple inside. I’d pass honestly.
D tier:
Hersheys White Chocolate
Oh god. These are a mess. If you don’t like milk chocolate, trust me, white chocolate is no better. The same applies for white hersheys kisses as well, it’s the same exact thing. They taste really weird, but I won’t give them f tier because only one candy deserves that…
F tier:
Twizzlers
Twizzlers are bland, taste like plastic, and don’t even have anything going for them. If you don’t like twizzlers but like the idea of a “rope” styled candy, try nerds ropes. I forgot to include nerds on the list, but they’d get around b-a tier.
And that’s all of the ones I picked out from the tier list. If you want to mess around with some of the ratings, you can. Let me know if I did good or not this time
