You Can Actually DRINK M&M’s & Snickers in S’pore

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Low Kay Hwa
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Last Updated on 2017-05-27 , 6:17 pm

I’m not a chocolate fan, so I didn’t go apeshit when I see this, but my colleague went bonkers immediately.

She wanted to buy it, and then decided to buy some M&M’s and blend them with a blender first before committing to buying these drinks.

And the drinks I’m talking about are these.

Shared by Twitter user @awksski about two days ago, it has gone viral in Twitter, garnering over 2.6k Retweets (in the Twitter world and in Singapore, that’s a lot of RTs).

Here’re the delicious images lest you can’t view it on Twitter.

Apparently, this isn’t new: someone replied with an image of them being sold in London.

So here’s the story behind these: throughout the history of mankind (okay, maybe not that long), the idea of say, an M&M’s milkshake, has been floating around, showing us that they do melt in our mouth and not on our hands.

Therefore, it doesn’t come as a surprise that they come in a pick-me-up drink—just that they didn’t arrive in Singapore. Until now (or maybe a while back, but it’s only known now, because #Internet).

The tweet states that the bottles are found in Mustafa Centre, and you can clearly see that the Snickers Shake is at $3.50. In London, at least in 2014, it cost about SGD$2.26.

Before you make your way there to fulfil your childhood dream, maybe you should watch this taste test video first (starts from 9:16)

It’s like thick chocolate milk…and peanuts.

I don’t know about you, but I’ll grab one, drink it once and would never buy it again.

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*All images from Twitter (@awksski)

This article was first published on Goodyfeed.com

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