Apparently M&M’s are not a balanced meal. Not even the giant packets of M&M’s mix-ups (a Kaleidoscope of all your favourite M&M’s chocolates -milk chocolate, peanut and crispy - in the one convenient pack).
I feel slightly sick. Maybe that’s what happens when you mix your M&M’s.
Did you know that in North America they have about nine different flavours of M&M’s, including peanut butter, and dulce de leche. And they sell 2kg bags in the supermarket. That’s enough to make several people feel slightly sick.
Don’t you hate it when you have a busy day, and lots of things happen, some of them exciting and the kind of things that you feel the urge to tell everyone about, but really, for various reasons you can’t. So you end up blogging about that time when you decided that M&M’s would make a good substitute for dinner. Yeah, I hate those days.
In the US of A you can even choose from 21 colours of M&M’s to match your corporate or team colours. Don’t you wish you lived in America? (I’m sure they’d ship them here, for a fee).
So yeah, several things happened today, but they all involved explicit or implicit confidentiality, or they involved people who might not like events to be blogged about. So I’m floundering around with nothing to say. Sorry. Shit happens.
It’s true what they say – It’s the chocolate that melts in the mouth, not in the hand.
Instead you end up with sticky rainbow coloured hands.
Do you reckon M&M’s would make for a nutritious breakfast?
Posted by Fionnaigh at July 25, 2003 01:08 AMMmmmm, peanut butter m&m's sound sooo good!
- if you spread them on toast I reckon they'd definitely make for a legitimate breakfast.
But you have M&M mix-ups. America doesn't have that.
Posted by: mixless in america at October 7, 2004 02:41 PM