How do you say like candy in French?

There's no single perfect translation for "like candy" in French, as it can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are a few options:

If you mean "sweet like candy":

* Doux comme un bonbon (Sweet like a candy)

* Sucré comme du sucre d'orge (Sweet like barley sugar)

If you mean "easily, effortlessly, with enjoyment":

* Comme un jeu d'enfant (Like child's play)

* Avec plaisir (With pleasure)

* Comme une lettre à la poste (Like a letter in the mail - meaning very easily)

If you mean "a lot, in abundance":

* À profusion (In abundance)

* Par tonnes (By the tons)

* À gogo (Lots and lots)

If you mean "easily, quickly, without effort":

* Facile comme bonjour (Easy as hello)

* En un clin d'œil (In a blink of an eye)

* Comme une plume (Like a feather)

Context is key! Choose the phrase that best fits the situation you're describing.