M&M’s are colorful chocolate candies coated in a thin crunchy shell. They were first created in 1941 by Forrest Mars and quickly became a popular snack thanks to their practical design.
The candy’s famous slogan, “melts in your mouth, not in your hands,” helped make it widely known across the United States. Today the brand is owned by Mars Incorporated.
M&M’s come in many varieties including milk chocolate, peanut, peanut butter, caramel, and crispy versions. Their bright colors and small size make them easy to share and perfect for snacking.
In the U.S., M&M’s are often eaten during movie nights, road trips, sports events, or added to cookies and desserts.
Although they are sold worldwide, the United States regularly releases exclusive flavors and limited editions that are difficult to find elsewhere. Explore the different M&M’s varieties available.
