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New M&M Flavors

 Coffee, White Chocolate, Cookie...what's taking them so long??
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They have milk chocolate, peanut, almond, peanut butter, crispy, and even mint for christmas...why not coffee!! YUM! Besides being absoluetly delicious, they'd give you an extra jolt of energy! And white chocolate! Yummy yum yum. And Cookie, like an oreo type cookie inside. Or how about an M&M filled with white chocolate and little cookie bits like hershey's cookies and creme candy bar.
—cuoremia, Dec 19 2003

like this http://www.halfbake...New_20Gum_20Flavors
New Gum Flavors [snarfyguy, Oct 04 2004]

JBz! http://jellybelly.c...Bz+Flavor+Guide.htm
Made by the Jelly Belly guys- M&Ms made in different candy shell flavors [monkeywidget, Oct 04 2004]

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       custard m&m's?
—suctionpad, Dec 19 2003
   

       Mmmmm Marmite M&Ms.
—dobtabulous, Dec 19 2003
   

       And for when you've got an upset stomach from too many Mix & Match M&Ms, you can have some Milk of Magnesia M&Ms.
—friendlyfire, Dec 19 2003
   

       Camel? And, er, what's the idea here?
—phoenix, Dec 19 2003
   

       "what's taking them so long?" - If you subscribe to the Wall Street Journal, you could read how Kraft is cratering because they kept extending lines rather than bringing out completely new ones. Perhaps Mars is focusing on new products at this time.
—DrCurry, Dec 19 2003
   

       I certainly hope they wouldn't go as far as to include flavors like "Pain", "Burning", or "The taste you get in your mouth right before you vomit" like the Hairy Potter losers did.
—Letsbuildafort, Dec 19 2003
   

       Just in case you weren't aware, you can buy chocolate covered coffee beans. No crunchy candy shell, but still very tasty.
—Size_Mick, Dec 19 2003
   

       Actually, I believe mint M&Ms have been tried, although under the name Royals. I remember picking up a few packs when I was visiting Chicago back in '82, and wondering later whatever happened to them. I'm pretty sure it was a Mars product, but I could be mistaken.
—Guncrazy, Dec 20 2003
   

       Eminems: they're exactly the same as the regular ones, but the color of the bag is different so everyone thinks they're something new.
—Tabbyclaw, Dec 23 2003
   
      
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