FOOD NEWS
Peanut M&M's Once Looked Way Different
By Crystal Antonace
We all know peanut M&M's stand apart from the original milk chocolate candies based on a nutty addition, but when they debuted in the 1950s, they stood out for their color as well.
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Parent company Mars wanted the color of peanut M&M's to be reflective of the roasted peanuts inside, so they were all tan when they debuted.
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In 1960, peanut M&M's saw a boost in the color department, with red, green, and yellow candies joining the tan ones.
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