If I had known that they were a limited item I would have stocked up with more of them.

Can't do the peanut thing with the allergies.

Had plain M&M's years ago and not a good reaction to that as a kid, so a candy that I give a very wide berth.

i recognize that 98% of kids don't have peanut allergies, but why introduce a product that right off the bad excludes 2% of the target market?

for any product launch, you want as few headwinds as possible. 2% higher sales for a different product would be a huge win for a candy maker.

the peanut butter M&Ms.

They are so much better than Reeses Pieces, which I don't like.

They aren't as sweet as Reeses Pieces.

that sounds yummy!

Used to have a ritual...M&’s at all my sons’ football games.
Never found a snack bar that didn’t have M&Ms.

Tikki

I bought some chocolate covered locusts, bumble bees, etc at a chain department store's 'exotic food' section.
I took them to work and left the open box out on my desk.

A coworker, known for eating other folks food, gobbled them up before I loudly asked:

"Who ate my chocolate covered bugs?"

another form of "chocolate surprise"...I hope that coworker learned a lesson that day.


1970 or thereabouts is around the time of the Monty Python sketch I alluded to.....

They would have to be "Crunchy, Raw, Unboned, Real, Dead Frog M&Ms" if they wanted to avoid prosecution.

Just be glad they never introduced "Cherry Fondue M&Ms." Those are extremely nasty, but we can't prosecute them for that.

no sharing required.

I will be on the lookout for the English Toffee.

Buy here

https://tinyurl.com/yalsop3s

only Walgreens has them. They are the best!

I love M&Ms but am a "purest", only milk chocolate, the way god intended.

...I'm doomed.

you're doomed.

They exist in both plain and p-nut. Packaged in a blue bag.

*grabs keys*