Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms
Wednesday, 03 June 2009 18:28 | 
Written by Dave Karlotski
Mars Snackfood U.S., Llc.
Despite bewildering packaging featuring some kind of complicated “Transformers” movie tie-in (in the picture, it looks like the M&Ms are covered in trash), Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms are delicious.
The math is hard to deny—peanut butter M&Ms are great, so peanut butter and jelly M&M’s are a good bet too.
They’re the jumbo-sized M&Ms, not the standard slim, so they’re beefy and satisfying. Some of the shells are speckled, which is a nice touch as well.
While they’re not going to replace the classic M&Ms, they’re not meant to, but they do offer a delightful variation on a familiar treat, and that sort of momentary diversion alone can be part of what makes for a great snack.
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