Just an interesting observance about blue M&Ms.
They didn't make it to Ukraine.
I bought my first bag of M&Ms today and realized that the colors looked, well traditional. The blue eyesore was missing. However, light tan had not been restored to the mix either.
Actually, I don't really have anything against blue M&Ms. I do know people who won't eat various colors - but to me, well tasty chocolate is tasty chocolate and sometimes it just needs to come with a candy coating.
Still, I wonder why Blue M&Ms didn't make it to Ukraine?
You may also be interested to know that Lime Starbursts are replaced by Apple ones in the Ukrainian pack.
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2 comments:
I like the new blog name and header picture. Very nice.
What about the change of grape to black current? It can be very disturbing when you are expecting a grape skittle or starburst and turns out to be black current. And it's not just Ukraine - Europe in general seems to think that the black current flavor is superior to grape.
I must confess though, that I never noticed the absence of blue m&m's. In my haste to eat them I never stopped to consider their color.
Danny
oh funny!!!
do they eat much dark chocolate ou there?
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