General Discussion

I prefer M&Ms, they just hit different

peanut m&ms

[quote name="SheridanCharon" date="2024-03-29 09:17:17" ] M&Ms. No offense to anyone who likes Reeses, but I find them cloying and too claggy to be enjoyable. [/quote] None taken, but more to the point, I have [i]never[/i] seen the word claggy and it looks delightful to say. What does it mean?

update i just ate a whole bag of reeses pieces after not having candy in years and i dont know if that was a good idea or not

i personally prefer M&Ms a lot more

the only m&ms worth eating are the mini ones, dunno if they still get sold anymore i haven't seen a tube in ages. otherwise i'll still take reeses pieces over most other candy in general.

peanut butter m&ms. but if i have to choose between reese's pieces and plain m&ms probably reese's pieces.

[quote name="bulrush" date="2024-03-29 12:05:39" ] the only m&ms worth eating are the mini ones, dunno if they still get sold anymore i haven't seen a tube in ages. otherwise i'll still take reeses pieces over most other candy in general. [/quote] I was going to say this also, I am not a mathematical person but I know exactly enough math to know that the square-cube law quantitatively proves why mini m&ms are better than full ones so the ranking is like 1. mini m&ms, 2. reeses pieces, 2. reg m&ms (also they do still sell the minis, ive just only seen them in the big bags recently)

Reese’s Pieces. Peanut butter good.

hot take: peanut/peanut butter m&m's aren't that good. i much prefer regular, plain milk chocolate m&m's. reece's pieces, though, are really good.
to pick one, probably m&m's.