Nicotine, Flavor, and More: E-Cigarette Aerosols Deliver Toxic Metals
When the Connecticut consumer protection commissioner criticized candy cigarettes in 1993, a lawyer for World Candies acted offended and insisted that the company would fight any attempt to ban its "fun healthy food" simply because it was "alleged to resemble tobacco products." In the '80s, tobacco companies finally wised up and began demanding that candy companies stop using their brand names
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The second study is a bit more direct, but small
I fondly recall candy cigarettes, both the gum and the chocolate versions, but I now wonder if it was some sort of ploy by the cigarette manufacturers to attract future users