Coconut M&M's
Friday, 14 August 2009 07:51 | 
Written by staff
Mars Snackfood US, LLC
Other than little umbrellas and palm trees stamped on some of the shells, Coconut M&M’s look and feel just like regular M&M’s—same familiar shell, same chocolate center—but they taste fabulously different. Like tiny Mounds fetuses, the Coconut M&M’s perfectly capture the joy of coconut and chocolate blended together.
Colored brown and white like coconuts and with a few green ones mixed in because.... well, you know... they’re a delicious treat that seems like more than a novelty. Touted as a limited edition, we hope they change their mind and keep making these.
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