- How do these compare with regular peanut M&M's?
- These have a creamy peanut butter center instead of a whole peanut, so they are softer and sweeter with less crunch inside. Regular peanut M&M's give a whole roasted peanut and a more savory bite.
- Are these the same as a peanut butter cup?
- No. They are smaller, candy-shell coated and crunchier than a chocolate-covered peanut butter cup, and the peanut butter flavor is milder.
- Do they contain peanuts and milk?
- Yes. They contain milk, soy and peanuts, so they are not suitable for people with those allergies.
- How many pieces are in the 1.63 oz pack?
- The pack is a single serving of bite-size candies; the exact count varies by piece size. It is meant for one person, not a party bowl.
- Do they melt easily?
- The candy shell protects them better than a plain chocolate bar, but heat can still soften the chocolate and crack the shell. Keep them out of direct sun and hot cars.
- Are they good for candy bowls or party favors?
- Yes, the colorful shells and bite size work well for bowls and small favors, though you will need several packs to fill a bowl.
- Where is the M&M's Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups cheapest?
- At Home Essentials Direct, for $52.81, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the M&M's Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Zoro, Home Essentials Direct, Amazon, Max Warehouse.