M&Ms were first sold in 1941, and the characters arrived on the scene in 1954. Old M&Ms commercials starred Red and Yellow, representing regular and peanut M&Ms. In the late 1990s, new characters were added to the mix. Brown, the most recent addition, joined the crew in 2012.

Mars and Murrie M&M stands for Mars and Murrie - named after Forrest E. Mars Sr. – the founder of Mars – and Bruce Murrie, the son of Hershey Chocolate's president William F. R. Murrie.

In contrast, the M is actually made of an edible paper that is not water soluble, so it does not dissolve in water. But once all the dye (which essentially acts like a glue for the M to stick to the candy) has dissolved, the M detaches from the candy and floats up to the surface of the water.

Mars is a company known for the confectionery items that it manufactures, such as Mars bars, Milky Way bars, M&M's, Skittles, Snickers, and Twix.

m, thirteenth letter of the alphabet. It corresponds to the Semitic mem and to the Greek mu (Μ). The Semitic form may derive from an earlier sign representing waves of water. Early Greek forms from Thera, Attica, and Corinth closely resemble the early North Semitic rendering.

The Red M&M is milk either milk chocolate, dark chocolate peanut butter and crispy. He is created with the IQ of a genius and physical prowess. Yellow has the flavor of peanut and dark chocolate peanut and is one of the original colors. Blue has the flavour of either almond, raspberry or dark chocolate.

M&M'S had become so popular by 1950 that an ingenious solution for consumers to distinguish the real M&M'S from inferior imitators was to stamp each candy with the now famous "m". The slogan "Look for the m on every piece" was created.

And have you ever wondered why M&M candy is called M&M? Back in the day, the small colourful candy was named after the co-founders of the company that produced them - Mars and Murrie.

Why are M&M's called M&M's? It comes from the last names of the candy company's founders, Forrest Mars and William Murrie. The name has stayed the same since the candy was introduced in 1941. Of course, the packaging has changed considerably since.

The "M" on M&Ms is put on by a machine similar to an offset printing press. It uses rollers to slip the M gently on in "ink" made of white food coloring. The machine is carefully set so that it does not apply too much pressure.

M&M'S® chocolate candies have been a famous candy treat since 1941. The snack-sized pieces of chocolate in a colorful candy shell are instantly recognizable all over the globe. M&M'S® chocolate candies are available in flavors, such as Milk Chocolate, Peanut, Dark Chocolate, Almond and Peanut Butter.

In the U.S. they are made in New Jersey and Tennessee. What are the colors of "M&M's"® Chocolate Candies? When the original "M&M's"® Milk Chocolate Candies mix was introduced in 1941, the colors were red, yellow, green, brown, orange and violet.

The M1 Procar series cemented the M-badge's association with performance in a very public way and paved the way for more accessible models, the first of which hit the showrooms just one year later. The 1979 M535i was the very first of what we can consider a modern BMW M car.

In 1800 BC the Semites reduced the lines to three waves, and the Phoenicians removed one more wave. In 800 BC, the peaks were turned into zigzags and flipped horizontally to form the letter M we know today.

Orange: Energy, Happiness, Vitality. Yellow: Happiness, Hope, Deceit. Green: New Beginnings, Abundance, Nature. Blue: Calm, Responsible, Sadness. Purple: Creativity, Royalty, Wealth.

meet the crew

• hey, i'm Red. I instinctively know I have great instincts.
• howdy, i'm Yellow. My favorite thing about today is everything.
• booo, who's there? I find your lack of concern extremely concerning.
• hi! i'm Purple.
• hiya, i'm Green. I'm too busy shining to throw shade.
• ciao, i'm Brown. Not bossy.
• sup, i'm Blue.