todayifoundout.com — In 1941, Forrest Mars Sr., of the Mars candy company, struck a deal with Bruce Murrie, son of famed Hershey president William Murrie, to develop a hard shelled candy with chocolate at the center. Mars needed Hershey’s chocolate because he anticipated there would be a chocolate shortage in the pending war, which turned out to be correct.
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daronicusMay 20, 2010
I find the straight up chocolate to be too sweet. I can eat the little fun packs, but anything larger than that and I start to feel sick. The dark chocolate ones are good, though.
zooltoolMay 20, 2010
I remember the commercials they had at the time red ones were reintroduced. "... and we even brought the red ones back!" Does that make me officially old?
h3seanMay 21, 2010
Really? M&M's as a sign of alliance? Cool. And sweet.
its5oclockMay 21, 2010
I'd tap that!
travlwritrMay 24, 2010
I hear that (shhh) Crayola is developing a deal with Mars to bring out a new line of M&Ms. Seriously. Burnt Umber, Peach, and Goldenrod.
uaedaienMay 24, 2010
Same in the UK.
siroccoMay 26, 2010
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jcia2006May 26, 2010
fatty
valynJun 1, 2010
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valynJun 1, 2010
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burnin8r28Jun 3, 2010
Weirdo
thestooge1Jun 4, 2010
You obviously haven't tried a blue one yet have you JMan???
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