Explain Why M And M's Are Better Than Skittles

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I have never liked skittles in my life, there just are no benefits to eating or buying skittles. I could be considered a pro at hating them.They make you feel sick, because it's just a ball of processed sugar. M&M’s are superior in every way. Anyway, who wants to eat something that can give you skittlespox? M&M’s look the same on the outside as skittles, just one with the S, and one with the M on it. But whenever you bite into a M&M after having a skittle, you realize how much richer M&M’s are. You feel like you could eat them all day, but you feel like barfing after having just 3 skittles.
The number one reason why M&M’s are better than skittles is the nutrition facts. Neither skittles or M&M’s are healthy, but M&M’s offer more nutrients

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