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Off the Shelf

M&M's were built so chocolate could survive a war.

· 2 min read · Miami Beach

Colorful candy-shelled chocolates in a small bowl on a warm surface

In 1941 Forrest Mars patented a candy shell that locked the chocolate inside, melts in your mouth not in your hand. They went into US military rations in WWII, which is exactly why they survive a Miami Beach afternoon in your bag.

A shell that locked the chocolate in

Grab a pack at Green Market, two blocks from the sand.

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Green Market sits at 5101 Collins Ave in Miami Beach, open 7:30am to 10pm every day. Coffee from the espresso bar starts at $2.50, combos from $5.79. Walk in from the beach, or order on WhatsApp at +1 (305) 876-4513 and we deliver across Miami Beach.

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Why do M&M's have a candy shell?
In 1941 Forrest Mars patented a candy shell that locked the chocolate inside, melts in your mouth not in your hand. They went into US military rations in WWII, which is exactly why they survive a Miami Beach afternoon in your bag.

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