Skittles And M's Research Paper

M&M’s and Skittles There are two large bowls in front of me. One, filled to the top with M&M’s and the other, with Skittles. Which one do I chose? The hard shells of both candies shine like a new penny. You might be able to see your own reflection through their glossy shells. Their colors relate to the rainbow. The hues beautifully blend together in the same bowl. While M&M’s share many similarities with skittles, such as their shape, color, and many varieties, there are also a lot of differences. M&M’s are enjoyed all over the world by children, adults, and elders. They are the kind of candy that people will adore every bite, crunch, and chew. They were invented right here in the U.S.A. in 1941. You can identify M&M’s by finding the tiny lower case “m” printed on the shell. If there is an “m” you’ll know that this candy, ‘Melts in your mouth, not in your hand’. They chose this tagline because, the hard shell surrounding the inside is supposed to prevent the M&M …show more content…
When they take their first chew, their jaw tickles from the sour taste. Invented in Europe, 1974, Skittles became marketed through the Wrigley Company. The label “s” is printed in white on the shell of the Skittle. This proves that this is a Skittle and that when you eat it you’ll “Taste the Rainbow”. The company chose this as their slogan because unlike M&M’s, Skittles come in a combination of different flavors such as orange, lemon, lime, grape, and strawberry. That’s why when you eat them you’ll be tasting the colors of the rainbow. New varieties of Skittles have been introduced throughout the years. According to “Wrigley.com”, the company introduced Tropical Skittles, Sour Skittles, and Skittles Bubble Gum(Skittles: Timeline). The Skittles have now transformed into different tastes with hawaiian and tart flavors. They also even transformed their product into a new form so that not only do you have to eat Skittles you can now enjoy the flavors for