M & M's: Plain or Peanut?

M&M's: Plain or Peanut?


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Off shoot- Milk Chocolate or White Chocolate?

"What? I don't know that! Auuuuuuuugh!"

(Anyone get that movie reference?...lol)

CH4 posted a pretty good list of the current options...I seem to be the only one posting to have tried them, but the "hazelnut spread" version (sourced at Walmart) is so far ranking just behind the basic peanut, for me. I plan to try the english toffee peanut one, soon.

For anyone interested, there are "exclusive flavors" only available at Target, Walmart, Dollar General (orange vanilla cream, which is tasty), and probably other chains. These don't seem to be listed on the M&M website, so just keep your eyes out. ;)
 
Peanut preferrer, the dark chocolate ones are out of this world to me.


Coconut
Strawberry
Coffee
Mint
Caramel
Pretzel
Dark chocolate


Quote from a previous poster, are these for real, esp. the first three?
I had a mint one, didn't really add to the M&M experience.
I'll spend a bit more time in the candy aisle at the grocer's, not really a browser except in the canned meat / seafood display.
 
I always have preferred peanut but a friend of my wife's used to put out trays of plain and roasted peanuts next to them. Eaten that way the plain are much sweeter than the peanut M&M's.
 
Peanut M&Ms were my favorite candy for most of my life. I'd buy 'em in the big 2 LB bag. :D
But alas, some years ago I developed diverticulitis. So no more nuts of any kind. Now I'm stuck with just the plain. :(
 
Reading this thread, put me in the mood for M&M went to the corner store and tried the caramel one good stuff, many flavors to choose from they even had a white chocolate
 
Sir Robin of Camelot.

What do I win?

Well, Sir Robin didn't say the "what?" part with his...That one was the Keeper of the "bridge of death" line. Close enough, though...You win...a NEW HORSE! :p

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It's not just a choice between plain and peanut anymore..
did you know about 50 different M&Ms are being made and developed? Some you may never see as new types are test marketed in different parts of the US and overseas.

With a new $142 million expansion at the Cleveland(TN) plant, you can be sure they'll make one that'll be your favorite!
 
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