Puzzlebrains

A friend on another forum has just posted this quiz so I thought I might as well transfer it over here... No idea what the answers are, I'm afraid. (She was asking for answers by lunchtime, so I'm not sure how much help we can be for her, but it should be fun for us)

Do you remember all of the sweets that you could buy when you were a kid? Let's hope so, because you are going to need them to find all of the answeres to this quiz!

1 A popular pub game
2 What you get if you throw a stone into a very still pond
3 Sambuca or tequila delivery method
4 Good to cuddle at night
5 Not as big as a golf
6 Tasty with cheese
7 Nice chicken on a barbecue
8 Black and white in the sizties
9 Eighties children's cartoon
10 Shhh! Don't shout it out but I've mis-spelt it!
11 Ten cent pub
12 Handheld computers and rude noises!
13 Ulitmately, it's this time
14 You start to lose them when you are about six
15 Multi-coloured apple seeds
16 Clever or stylish sweets
17 Good children get these
18 Muddy got his working!
19 Mr Ingleby's ladder
20 Is he the big cheese? The head honcho? No! He's...
21 The services minus the RAF
22 Toothless drink
23 What you do if you mess up a small child's hair!
24 An unbranded range animal...
25 Sounds like you are trying to get a class of children quiet!
26 Very ineffective clothes fasteners!
27 Very ineffective clothes fasteners that won't stain a nice shirt!
28 The best way to convict a gangster...
29 Little children who are good with ice cream
30 Round and round without an L!
31 106
32 Andrew and George's favourite before they go-go?
33 Good for throwing in the winter
34 John Wayne and Superman and Enrique Iglesias perhaps?!
35 Voodoo curses
36 Diwali, Christmas and Eid...
37 Parton and the sheep combined together...
38 Fiona Brown's charges!
39 Gordon's or Charlie's diamonds?
40 Fruity outside of mouth...
41 Orange, pear, apple, cherry, kiwi fruit and perhaps juice or cream...
42 Hey! U-boat commander! These are way too soft to sink a ship!
43 British children' TV serives from 1970 - 1971
44 Increase
45 Tough US teeth holders!
46 Often dissected in GCSE biology classes...
47 If the Egyptians really had made them out of chocolate they wouldn't have lasted so long!
48 2 per pack, but never hearts or diamonds...
49 A tramp or vagabond
50 George W or JR?
51 Sounds like a 1980's regal children's TV character...
52 Sliver
53 Hybrid T or climber?
54 The ultimate ovoid?
55 Grind to make a cappuccino
56 Better than a nightmare...
57 The noise when you drive down a gravel path...
58 A nice way to have lunch in the summer...
59 Harris Glenn Milstead
60 Hello, hello,hello...
61 These belond to Marshall Bruce Mathers III
62 Scottish stone
63 The little lemon scented towels you get on a plane
64 26 miles 385 yards
65 American sniggers
66 Numerous large-scale aggregates of stars, gas and dust
67 Our large-scale aggregates of stars, gas and dust...
68 The red planet's inn...
69 A supernova...
70 ...All that is left after a supernova has gone off!
71 French elongated pastries
72 John Wilson's best mate?
73 I'm ravenous after a good Saturday night out! I've got them!
74 Sounds like a trip ona plane...
75 Ebenezer's bah!
76 A Birmingham suburb...
77 A pause in a gridiron game
78 Sounds like a rich person is in debt!
79 Cat food without the E
80 Napoleon's favourite herbs?
81 Shock the German child!
82 Madonna's music producer
83 Aw-rootie!
84 Britain's top tennis player's money plant?
85 A plane, but only the beginning..
86 Reward
87 Fabricate
88 Put this in your plug or it won't work...
89 French sweets
90 Big cat's inn
91 Theme
92 Oops! Ends with a mushy mess on the floor...
93 Oops! Ends with no floor at all...!
94 The Ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their host's exquisite taste that captivate his guests...
95 The end of a Cuban nightclub... Correct Barry?
96 Hairdresser, get out the foil!
97 A good material to carve...
98 Twist around...
99 Scottish burnt sugar!
100 Dry roasted, but with loads of sugar

Well, this is only vaguely connected, but you lot have never failed me yet in my search for random and bizarre bits of information.

My drama group are doing a murder mystery play, which happens to contain lots of references to sweets. We've decided to make it an extra challenge for the audience, to work out what they all are. However, there's one line "tough on the outside, but with such a soft centre" that we're fairly sure refers to some sort of sweets, but have no idea what!

Any ideas, anyone?

Minstrels?

or chocolate eclairs? But that is more descriptive than a cryptic clue.

It's not supposed to be cryptic! Other lines include " it's not enough for your work rest and play", which is obviously Mars bars. But that one is eluding us!

If you are slightly mis-quoting that line, you sparked a memory in me (that took Google to sort out). Check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwTHVZHqSb0