M&M's Dark

I love the milk chocolate m&m's that you can get everywhere, so once I found out that you can get other flavours of M&M's, I just had to have them. My gran got me a selection of flavours when she went to America, and this was one of the flavours. The packaging is similar to the British one because it has the logo the same, and the flavour written on the packet in the same way. The colour of the packet is dark purple, this changes with the flavour, eg in Britain the milk chocolate flavour is brown. The only difference is really that on the back the nutrition is written in a different way since they are from America. A definite downside to ...  Read the complete review

I first ate dark chocolate M&Ms the day I left the wondrous sunshine of Cancun to fly to Mexico City and its wondrous, erm, rainy season. I bought them at the airport planning to take them with me, maybe nibble a few en route, but thanks to the absence of a pre-booked vegetarian meal, and a completely inedible carnivorous one, I ate the whole packet during the 2 hour flight. That doesn't sound too bad, except in Mexico dark chocolate M&Ms are only sold in rather large 'for sharing' packets. I then didn't try them again all year, which kind of sums up my feelings if you don't want to read much more: they're ok, but nothing too special. Not so bad you'd leave half ...  Read the complete review