M&M's Will Temporarily Stop Producing Two Colors

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Tell me if we're all right with this. All right. M&Ms, you know, the Mars company, the people that make M&Ms, the candy, they're going to temporarily, just for the time being, stop making brown and blue M&Ms. What? Brown's the staple, isn't it? They're rolling out a new plan to not use the artificial dyes. Now, this was news to me. I'm with you. I thought brown was just the color of chocolate, but blue uses the most artificial dye, and to make the color brown, they have to have the color blue. So because of that, those two colors temporarily will be going away from M&Ms, and so they figure out a way to make them without such artificial coloring. I blame RFK Jr. for this.
Weren't they getting rid of red dye, too, at some point? Like, how are you getting rid of red Gatorade? That's my favorite. Red Gatorade's good.
You know, I had a little too much to drink the night before, a little dehydrated the next morning. Oh, yeah. Get a red Gatorade. Red Gatorade. After it's been in the fridge for a while, it hits, man. Great moments in M&M's history. Here's a drunk Homer Simpson.
It says blue M&M, red M&M. They all wind up the same color in the end. Great moments in M&M's history.