M&M'S Peanut Chocolate Candy, Full Size 1.74 oz Bag, Pack of 48 Bulk Candy Chocolate
Description
🍬 Bulk up your snack game with colorful, shareable chocolate bliss!
- COLOR YOUR MOMENTS - Bright, iconic candy shells add a playful pop of color to any event or recipe.
- BULK SWEETNESS ALWAYS READY - 48 individually wrapped 1.74 oz bags—perfect for sharing or stocking up.
- SHARE THE JOY SPREAD THE FUN - Individually wrapped candies make every gathering instantly more festive and hygienic.
- CONSISTENT CHOCOLATE SATISFACTION - Long-lasting supply of classic peanut chocolate goodness to satisfy cravings anytime.
- VERSATILE TREATS FOR EVERY OCCASION - Ideal for Halloween, office snacks, holiday parties, or candy buffets.
This pack includes 48 individually wrapped 1.74 oz bags of M&M's Peanut Chocolate Candy, combining crunchy peanut centers with smooth milk chocolate and vibrant candy shells. Perfect for sharing, gifting, or stocking up for any occasion, these bulk treats bring consistent, colorful chocolate enjoyment to your everyday moments and special events.
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E**K
Yum
I'm so happy.....bulk peanut m&m's in a nice portable size.
T**A
Melts in Mouth no hands
whats not to like !
S**
Concessions
Works great for our concessions.
E**.
Excelente
Lo recomiendo
B**E
Nice
Nice
S**R
Beware Spilling in Package
Before buying this bulk package, please be aware that contents may spill. This did not affect me at this time since I am in a winter climate however spilled contents may have melted if I lived in hotter weather.
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Research project...
I use M&Ms in my college class to teach about sampling for research. The students love the lesson! They choose a research "sample" (bag of M&Ms) from the "community" (box of M&Ms). They take their "sample" to their "clinic" (paper towel or napkin) to count and organize the sample. We have great discussions about how the different colors could represent different groups in the community. I also have them combine samples (add their numbers) with a partner. Then combine with another partnered group. Students put their numbers in a shared Excel spreadsheet and then we look at % across individual samples and then the class as a whole. This activity is adapted from Smith, R. A. (2008). A tasty sample(r): Teaching about sampling using M&M’s. In L. T. Benjamin Jr. (Ed.), Favorite activities for the teaching of psychology (pp. 8–10). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
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Yum
Great
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