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The Forever Block are a fictional and real life candy from the Wonka Candy Company. In the book and the films, the Forever Block jawbreaker (hence "Forever Block") that never gets smaller (hence "forever"). They are small, but very hard due to the longevity function. If one were to try chewing a Forever Block, that someone would break all of their teeth and they would fall out.

History[]

In the book, the Forever Block was being tested in The Testing Room.  An Oompa-Loompa was sucking on it for about a year, it was just as good as ever. Originally, Forever Blocks were not produced by the Oompa-Loompas, but were instead produced by a type of Goblin that were created when Willy Wonka extracted the colors from rainbows for his candies. In the 1971 film, a fake Slugworth wanted Charlie Bucket and the other Golden Ticket winners to bring him an Forever Block to him so he can make a new candy. This was a test given to Charlie and the others to test their loyalty, as Wonka made them promise not to show them to anyone else. Veruca was the only one to fail the test.  Charlie kept his promise, returned his Forever Block to Willy Wonka, and passed the test with flying colors, with Wonka giving him the factory. It was also said that the original flavor of the Forever Blocks was that of Grape & Apple.

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