Favorite M&Ms?

[Lori Marie Loud]

Wild Eagle.


Oop-sorry, that says "Best M&M's". In my count, it's the brownie kind they made around Valentines Day.

 

[Matt N]

I’ve got to say, I love the new Caramel M&Ms that were released not that long ago!

 

[Gazza]

I like peanut butter the most.

Currenly here in Aus we have bubblegum flavour


I did like Lamington too (Chocolate coconut cake) and the pineapple ones.


Didnt like the caramel ones, too throat burny.

 

[RcTmix]

1. Plain
2. Peanut Butter
3. Peanut
4. Almond
5. Dark Chocolate

Easiest top 5 ranking I've ever done

 

[rob666]

As a pedantic Brit...
SMARTIES!!!
The original and best!

 

[FarleyFlavors]

As a pedantic Brit...
SMARTIES!!!
The original and best!

I'll see your Smartie and raise you a Galaxy Minstrel.

A mate of mine's dad used to work as a packaging designer at the Mars factory in Slough and he took a few of us on a tour. One of the most awesome machines in a factory brimming with awesomeness was the one that printed the "m" on the M&Ms. A big dimpled tray about 10 feet square somehow managed to get filled with M&Ms sitting neatly in their own hollow before the stamping press descended on them. It was the speed which was possibly the most impressive aspect - each batch took only a few seconds to get printed.

 

[Eyebrows]

I like the blue ones.

 

[rob666]

Off topic but still chocolate flavoured, I discovered very recently that I am the same age as After Eights!
What confectionery are you the same age as?
OK, I give in...1962

 

[caffeine_demon]

In the UK - skittles, across the pond it's pop rocks!

PS - Do you want my credit card number, NI number and mothers maiden name too??

 

[Howie]

What decade have I been living in? There was only chocolate and peanut when I was growing up.
In fact, when I was growing up we didn't even have M&M's, what with them not being introduced to the UK until the late 80's n'all.
Never been a fan - much prefer Smarties and Minstrels, which is probably why I've lost track of the various flavours but on discovering this thread I've done some market research... ie I've just bought and eaten a pack of Fudge Brownie flavoured ones.
Meh... still not a fan. Smarties rule.

They've got Caramel ones in the US - they're quite nice. Different to the crunchy, Salted Caramel ones you get over here, proper gooey caramel they are. I remember @DelPiero bought, like, a 3kg sack of them from Walmart when we were over there back in 2018. Greedy bastard!

 

[DelPiero]

What decade have I been living in? There was only chocolate and peanut when I was growing up.
In fact, when I was growing up we didn't even have M&M's, what with them not being introduced to the UK until the late 80's n'all.
Never been a fan - much prefer Smarties and Minstrels, which is probably why I've lost track of the various flavours but on discovering this thread I've done some market research... ie I've just bought and eaten a pack of Fudge Brownie flavoured ones.
Meh... still not a fan. Smarties rule.

They've got Caramel ones in the US - they're quite nice. Different to the crunchy, Salted Caramel ones you get over here, proper gooey caramel they are. I remember @DelPiero bought, like, a 3kg sack of them from Walmart when we were over there back in 2018. Greedy bastard!

Yeah the Caramel ones are pretty awesome, but the coconut ones which aren't available anymore were incredible.
I bought the big bag for the family, I didn't snuffle them all myself

 

[FarleyFlavors]

There was only chocolate and peanut when I was growing up.
In fact, when I was growing up we didn't even have M&M's, what with them not being introduced to the UK until the late 80's n'all.

Yeah, they used to be called Treets. And you got toffee ones too.

Speaking of old British names for confectionery that were replaced with the American versions, one change in particular spoiled a perfectly decent joke...

I entered a marathon last week.
Got chocolate all over my knob.

 

[Howie]

I didn't snuffle them all myself

You sit on a throne of lies!

 

[DelPiero]

You sit on a throne of lies!

I mean, I ate A LOT of them but not all.
Pipe down fudge man

 

[rob666]

Snickers was the company owners horse...probably.

 

[chainedbanana]

Recently tried the Cookie dough ones - and they are MMMMM - so 'other' as they're not on list.