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you know what i seem to find hilarious is the fact that ever since the begining of time no one knows how they put the m's on M&m's i would love to know how they do that.  |
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Nugi
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| I don't know- could be the initials of the person or people who invented them? |
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| hmm I agree with nugi but thatīs a really good question ^^ |
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he said how, not why  lol. I assume its done the same way they coat them. with food coloring |
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I saw how 'they' do it the other day on "Discovery Channel" - That's how it's made programme.
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The history of the M& M takes us way back to the Spanish civil war. During this time, an man named Forrest Mars Sr. was on his way to Spain. On his way he encountered soldiers eating small chocolates coated in a hard sugar coating. The coating prevented the candy from melting, thus making a perfect treat for any climate. Inspired by what he saw, Mr. Mars invented the 1st M&M chocolate candies. In 1941 the candies were first sold in stores and became a huge success. They were first sold in a cardboard tube as a military snack and then later in the brown pouch that we see today. The M on the candy that we see today was not printed until 1950 and for a while was black and not white.
There's a special machine that was invented for the sole purpose of printing little M's on candy. WoW 
Every once in awhile you can find someone to give you all of their W's  |
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Last edited by juno on Wed Feb 01, 2006 12:44 am; edited 1 time in total
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| Thanks for the interesting story exert Juno, very good to know these things |
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