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Created: Sep 1, 2010 1:33:33 PM
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I just can’t stop myself. I am supposed to save a few of the Pretzel M&Ms for my roommates, but I can’t stop eating them. I can already see the disappointment in their faces as I say “But, you don’t understand. There are little bite-sized, salted pretzels in the middle.” I wince as I explain “Chocolate-coated little pieces of heaven, I tell you.” I actually just poured out the bag so I could eat the crumbs and then return the four little delicious M&Ms to the bag to share with them. I hope I can resist them. Maybe I can put them somewhere and then forget them. Maybe I’ll leave little enigmatic notes that we will have to decipher later to find the lone Pretzel M&Ms.
I didn’t think it would come to this-that it would be this hard to not eat the whole bag. My thoughts are that all M&Ms are at least average or above and I expected these to be somewhere on that spectrum. I do enjoy a small bag of Peanut M&Ms from time to time, but usually M&Ms aren’t my favorite Go-To candy. These are different. It’s funny, I wasn’t really impressed with the first one I tried because I had just popped it in my mouth and chewed. Eh, nothing special, I thought. But, when I sucked the candy-coating off and the chocolate started to melt away and uncover the slightest saltiness…. Eureka! That is fantastic! Inside the M&M lies a lightly-salted, golden-brown nugget of a pretzel. It’s a fabulous salty/sweet combo that was just what my taste buds were looking for and delighted to stumble upon. I didn’t even know I was craving salty/sweetness until I felt satisfied by this treasure.
With great difficulty, I closed up the bag of the remaining Pretzel M&Ms and with great resolve put them aside for my roommates. Without a doubt, Pretzel M&Ms will have a place in my future (a very near future if they don’t eat them tomorrow!) and I give them a well-deserved 5 BonBons!

Candy Addict received this product as a sample from the manufacturer. No payment was received for this review and all opinions represent an unbiased view of the product.
I took this recipe from chow.com but modified it extensively to fit my own tastes. The goal for making this recipe was that I was trying to mimic Reese’s Peanut Butter cups. — posted by Queen Emily
While I didn’t get to attend the Sweets & Snacks Expo in Chicago back in May, Mars was kind enough to send me some samples of their candies that haven’t hit store shelves yet.
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