If you see James on the floor, I would highly recommend checking this place out. Next, James asked those of us with a beer in hand to try his self-created (that’s right, he knows his own combinations he’s tried, and they are amazing) M&M combination that created sweet & salty flavor. James took us on a taste bud journey, showing us many combinations and insane possibilities, tuxedo cheesecake flavor for instance. For example, why do mini M&Ms have a sweeter/different taste compared to regular M&Ms? Different ratios of candy shell to inner chocolate according to James. Every single question we could possibly wonder, James knew the answer to. Simply put, James knows his stuff, especially when it comes to M&Ms and the Mars company.
Then Myself and my party of 4 others met James: the sweet inner chocolate of the M&M. I had full expectations of just walking in, seeing a few extra flavors and the giant wall of M&Ms. Look, there’s a lot of spots on the strip for sweets, and I’ve even been here before.
I walked into this place with a thick candy shell over myself on the outside - close minded and ready to be bored. Let’s just compare my experience of this to an actual M&M:
