M&M's Peanut

M&M's choclates peanuts are a crunchy delight for anyone who likes there nuts with a little choclate. The Choclate is a real treat for a ll the family and the taste is to die for. The confectionary comes in a yellow attractive package which is a reconised image of the brand. the packet is east to open and gives an instant appeal to the choclate. M&Ms peanut come in may diffrent colours and make the experience that little more fun. The snack is usefull for all ages except for those with allergies to nuts. Too many of the sweets can get a bit sickly out the portion is just enought to satisfy your fix of sugar and ...  Read the complete review

I for one am so glad that I discovered Peanut M&M's! I do like the odd chocolate treat, but often find that a bar is just too much for me as I do not enjoy too much sugar (I bet I am in a minority here!) Peanut M&M's combine a peanut, which is then wrapped in chocolate and then finally, encased in a sugar shell (which are all different colours...although it should be said that once I had a bag that were all blue!) What is great about them is the balance between the savoury peanut and the chocolate. I find that I can easily munch my way through a bag no problem (is this a good thing though?). The chocolate is by no means as good as ...  Read the complete review

M&Ms are like a cross between sweets and chocolate, this particular variety being what M&Ms are really known for, chocolate coated peanuts with a sugary coating and an "m" printed on each individual M&M. These are popular in the United States and many other countries, and it has always been a dream of mine to vist M&M World in Las Vegas after seeing some youtube footage from there and thinking oh my gosh that is so cool! First produced in 1941, the colours have evolved slightly over the years, and now M&Ms come in Yellow, Orange, Red, Green, Blue and Brown. The Peanut M&Ms are absoloutely delicious. They are not so regular in ...  Read the complete review

***ABOUT M & M'S*** M & M's have been around for many years and were introduced to American GI's serving in World War 2 in 1941. In 1949 M & M's packaging changed from a tube to a brown bag which is what normal M & M's come in today. In 1954 Peanut M & M's were introduced. In 1984 M & M's were named the official snack food of the 1984 Olympic Games in California. M & M's are well known in America and they have many different flavours of M & M's including Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Almond and Peanut Butter flavours. They also have a limited edition Coconut flavour as well. Sadly the only M & M's available here in the UK is ...  Read the complete review

Not having been well lately & not really having much in the fridge/freezer to tempt me I've been mainly relying on what hubby & younger daughter have brought home in the way of food & treats. I was really pleased last night when they came home with bread, milk & M&Ms - guess what I reached for lol! I very rarely treat myself to chocloate or candy so I dived in & am shameful to say although I started eating them 1 at a time I was soon eating them by the handful. If you like ordinary M&Ms but also like peanuts then I'd suggest you try these as the combination is great although too moreish. The outer casing ...  Read the complete review