Peanut M&M’s

Peanuts and chocolate. Again?

Peanut M&M’s are a single peanut, coated in chocolate, and encased in a crispy shell. The shells each have a single letter M on them, presumably to differentiate them from other similarly marketed sugar-coated lentil-shaped products.

(Yes, “sugar-coated lentil-shaped products” is how they are actually referred to by the people who make them, and yes, I did find out from M&M’s themselves after asking them if a single M&M was called an “M” – click here to read our emails.)

When I was at high school, the following joke became popular.

Q: Why did *insert stereotypical stupid person reference* get fired from the M&M factory?

A: They kept throwing away all the Ws.

Audience : Ha ha haaaa!!!

(I never understood the joke, but instead became concerned with what happened to all the 3s they also made…)

You get around 40 or so in a bag. (Take note, Mars Planets…)

While I was eating them, the majority of the M&M’s candies (sigh) were as they should be; a nut, in chocolate, in a shell, stamped with an M. I did find one, however, that looked like a small lemon.

OMG! IT WAS A DOUBLE NUTTER! LOOK EVERYONE, IVE FOUND A DOUBLE NUTTER ONE!!!!!

I took photos of it and showed everyone I knew. Everyone else seemed unimpressed. Apparently they are quite common.

I didn’t mind eating them, I suppose, but then I like most chocolate. I think that, perhaps, they were a bit too “nutty” for me.

Choc Rating : 6 / 10