Regular M&Ms or Peanut M&Ms?
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Neither. Peanut butter, or crispy, or better yet reeses pieces. With all of the above I think it's an underrated lost skill to let them melt in your mouth one or a few at a time. You get so much better flavors from the candy and chocolate one at a time, worth it!
Wurlitzer
Level 8
Dec 30, 2018
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All of them. Mix them up in a giant tub and have fun.
Unless you're allergic to nuts or something, then leave it out.
Otherwise, just watch people scream in terror when they get bamboozled.
let. the. world. burn.
phillipsmj
Level 4
Jan 2, 2019
2
Peanut, because then you get protein & good fats, not just sugar...practically health food, ,ol!
AnneWimsey
Level 9
Dec 30, 2018
2
I just knew they were secretly good for me. LOL
I like them both, but lean a bit in favor of peanut.
TristanNuvo
Level 8
Dec 30, 2018
2
yuck, i wouldn't eat an m&m even if i didn't have diabetes. i never liked them. they're so sugary i can't taste the chocolate and i find the texture unpleasant. the only thing worse than american chocolate is japanese chocolate. and i do like chocolate.
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genessa
Level 8
Dec 30, 2018
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Both have their merits. Peanut butter ones are an occasional treat as well
Marcie1974
Level 8
Dec 30, 2018
2
Neither as long as high fructose corn syrup ( franken sugar) is used. This pseudo sugar was created in a labratory with brain scans to show just how extreme the pleasure center of the brain lit up. It is addictive & nothing tastes better.
Mooolah
Level 8
Dec 30, 2018
1
Unfortunately, that is so true for me. It is very hard to abstain from sugar
Sugar is sugar. Two pops a week double your chance of diabetes, gives you a 40% greater chance of developing pancratic cancer, refined sugar has now been linked to increased lung cancer and heart disease not to mention fatty liver disease.
I need to keep away from that high fructose corn syrup. So far I've been able to remove ketchup from the routine but chocolate is more difficult.
So it makes my brain happy, gives me pleasure, and nothing tastes better? Sounds good. Also, what is corn syrup made from? Corn. Like all foods, unless you are truly allergic, high fructose corn syrup can be eaten or drank sparingly.
Peanut M&M's are really great. When you go to the movie theater and get popcorn get a box of the peanut m&m's and pour the whole box into the popcorn box. It's a great combo!!!
Redheadedgammy
Level 9
Dec 30, 2018
1
Peanut....because those regular ones will give you the sugar and you'll end up loosing yer feet.
MauiMike
Level 5
Dec 31, 2018
0
Do you think peanut m&m's don't have sugar?
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