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Solving The Mysteries Behind M&Ms, America’s Favorite Candy

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Solving The Mysteries Behind M&Ms, America's Favorite Candy Everyone enjoys M&Ms. The candy-coated chocolate is a favorite of both young and old. People eat them right out the box and on top of ice cream. But, exactly why are the little candies called M&Ms? Few people know the history. Moreover, how does the manufacturer get…