Bounty set the standard
Light blue, though. Regular blue is milk chocolate.
except m&m…
There’s coconut M&Ms!?
sadly, i meant it the other way - blue does not mean coconut (its crunchy flavor)
As a pretzel M&M lover, I hate both that they are relatively rare and that the caramel ones have such a close color.
I used to get a tinge of excitement when I saw a blue bag of M&Ms, followed by disappointment at realizing it wasn’t the pretzel ones. Now I just get immediate anticipatory disappointment, and, rarely, a nice surprise.
Big mood
Colour of the ocean. You know, the place with which coconuts are commonly associated.
Coconuts grow from trees that live on land.
Wait till you learn how the coconut got to the Americas…
Swallow?
African swallow
An African swallow, maybe—but not a European swallow.
Yeah, palm trees that grow near the ocean you doink
Yeah, ocean trees that doink near the palm you grow
Coconuts doink you on the head and then all you can see is blue
Wow I didn’t know that
Trees grow from coconuts that live on land.
Holy shit
Coconuts spread by floating on the sea from pacific islands to Madagascar
That’s TheBatshit crazy!
Land grows from trees that live on coconuts.
Surprisingly enough, all of these statements are at least partially true.
Land grows from coconuts that live on trees.
I thought everyone agreed that blue meant raspberry? If doesn’t, what color am I supposed to paint my red raspberries now?
No blue means blue raspberry, which taste different from real raspberry.
Raffaello disagrees.
I don’t know what you’re talking about, but blue means raspberry.
Blueberry chocolate beats coconut chocolate any day
Yeah, that was my first thought too.
I’m guessing this is some “America first” nonsense 😁
That’s for candy and drinks. Blue is coconut for chocolates specifically. Though it also holds true for granola bars in my experience.
so gay:)
