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Onion was accepted for last category??? I only put it cos I fancied some onion rings.

I'd never heard of a pick 'n' mix, and even after repeated Googling, I don't understand the items in that group. Are dolphins and shrimp slang terms for candy in the UK, or maybe brand names of candy? Do rings refer generically to ring-shaped candies, like Life Savers in the United States, or something else entirely (like calamari rings, in light of dolphins and shrimp)?
On a separate note, I liked the fish category but was puzzled by the explanation "Native fish." Native to someplace in particular?

Yes they are all candies shrimp ,ring and dolphin shaped.

Jim, are you outside the UK? I have a feeling pick 'n' mix is a very much a British tradition.

Thanks, Wiz and Miss Slink. I'm in the United States, and Google informed me of what a pick 'n' mix is (our closest equivalent is "penny candy," an assortment of jars of different candies, where each piece costs the same amount, historically a penny but now probably a nickel). However, Google wasn't helping with the individual items; dolphins and shrimp don't seem to have swum across the Atlantic. We do have fudge, thank goodness, though I've never seen it in a penny candy display.