@Kiaran Reddy I only have one thing to say to you… We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you (Ooh, give you up) (Ooh, give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
THAT would be a fun video; even tho we already know the answer. I think it would be nice to know the closest to surviving he could get. Or maybe how long he would survive.
Well, I mean there are multiple ways of interpreting "does not melt in your hand" I personally have always assumed it meant that the chocolate doesn't make a mess in my hand. because Hel knows that all other chocolate does.
@@dont3675 tried to read that, couldn't read it because of my sleep deprived vision, put the monitor closer to my face, light hurt my eyes, wasted 5 seconds of my time, i now hate you
The chocolate may melt relatively quickly when it’s hot out but at least the candy shell prevents it from getting messy to a degree, which I think is more the point
English, believe it or not, has changed in the last 80 years. The original slogan was referring to the chocolate melting onto your hand, meaning the chocolate isn't getting onto your fingers. Be that as it may, once you bite through the shell, the chocolate is most definitely melting in your mouth,
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@@Craxin01 I’m sure Matpat and any sensible average people knows what the slogan meant. Matpat has to try hard to spin the slogan to mean what he what it to mean to make a video. This video was honestly one of the more boring ones
That being said yes it melts in the shell just like he proved and just like you're saying here that's a good phrase but it doesn't compare it to say a chocolate bar which does melt directly onto your hand I think we all kind of understand this and this episode is kind of a splitting hairs episode and that's cool because that's why we okay I'm going to go take a shower now and just enjoy the episode and kind of zone out
The Shell lets you snack, without the mess! is even better because its truthful, simple, and fulfills the role of comparing it to other things like Chocolate bars and addressing the actual issue of them melting in your hand. Instead of having a chocolate bar with the mess, have a M&M with the shell.
I understand this might have been a joke but in case you wanted to know it actually stands for Mars and Murrie. Mars invented the chocolate and at first the Murries who were in charge of Hershey supplied the chocolate
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@@johnnyslokes89 Exactly, it isn't melting in your hand, but once you bite through that shell and the chocolate is exposed, it certainly melts in your mouth. I think he's reading the slogan more like if a person were found crushed inside a car after the car had been crushed in a car crusher, we wouldn't blame the car, we'd blame the car crusher. So, since your hand is making the chocolate melt through radiant heat, he's technically correct. But, since the chocolate isn't melting onto your hand, the slogan still reads true.
@@Craxin01 yes we aren't holding it long enough for the shell to reveal the chocolate inside so it would still be true as we eat it the chocolate melts in our mouth
The slogan should be "melts in your mouth not ON your hand." So while the physical process of melting happens inside the shell whilst the m&m is IN your hand, the milk chocolate theoretically doesn't make it outside if the shell ON your hand. It's the semantics and prepositionality of it all for me 😂
Also when you hold the m&m’s (for like four minutes) while it melts on the inside it is still solid and yes, when you crush it, it’ll ooze but it’s advertised as candy and put that thing in ur mouth and it’ll ooze in your mouth. Not to mention that when popping the m&m’s in your mouth (like a normal person)it isn’t melted by your hand even slightly because of the shell and because you break the shell with your teeth it’ll melt in your mouth. The problem with how matpat “proved” m&m’s melt in your hand is that he went out of his way to make the m&m’s melt my holding it for a long time. It’s like if someone said “HEY GUYS IMMA PROVE THAT ROCKS ARE FLAMMABLE” and then took a rock, poured lighter fluid on it and lit it on fire.
When I was small and occasionally even now, I find it very satisfying to smush milk chocolate M&M’s between my thumb and index finger before eating them. I deliberately let the chocolate warm up a just a tad bit by say for example, leaving an unopened bag in my pocket for a minute or two… There’s just something about the compression and rupturing of the candy shell that is satisfying in much the same way people find it satisfying to pop bubble wrap…
Here’s the real slogan: “The milk chocolate doesn’t TYPICALLY melt in your mouth, not in your hand. But if you get Mat to hold it in his hands for 4 minutes or keep M&M’s in your glove compartment, then it will spew everywhere.”
The fact that Mat almost instantly trusted DAN, who calculated the completely world bending answer to the question "How thic are M'n'M's candy shells?" because of the completely unnecessary amount of work put into it had me rolling lol
I’ve never heard of it hurting someone’s stomach before. Maybe you should see if you have an intolerance, or an allergy to it? Cause that isn’t the norm. 😅
Coffee can definitely be acidic, and it changes from brand to brand. Depending on where you get your coffee, you can get one acidic enough to affect your stomach.
I absolutely adore the fact that the goal of food theory, game theory, etc is to ruin childhoods in the most unnecessary yet awesome scientific way possible. lol
Theory idea: Is the 5 second rule dangerous? I’ve always been told “5 second rule” as a kid and been very nervous about taking said advice. I’m wondering if it holds up and how likely it is to make you sick. My guess is that salty things would be better at this, but I’m not sure, and I’d like to see Matpat test it. (Pretty sure it’s gonna get buried again, but in the infinitesimal chance you’re reading this, I love your videos, Matpat!)
I can't remember where but I remember someone looking into it and it was also about if the food was dry vs wet when it came to how quickly bacteria grew
@@Katherine_999 There was an episode of Mythbusters that dealt with that. 5-second rule, wet vs dry, AND double-dip vs eating from bowl. Fully controlled execution.
It depends on the surface (someone else did say this) but if you don't know if the surface is clean or not then you shouldn't eat it from the surface. (I probably typed more words more than I could've)
Theory: Do ridged chips actually have more seasoning per chip than regular potato chips? The reasoning seems sound, more chip in less space and yet seasoning on all of the chip.
And while your at it tell ruffles to bring back all dressed chips. Those were so good and I spend much of my time wishing they were back in the states.
Matpat,I would actually like to say a food theory idea I had! How exactly does certain colors of food,also effect the taste of foods? I feel like it's a way to help understand the psychology behind how color effect taste,even when not flavored.
Ohhh yeah, like how blue makes it look less appetizing, hence why blue glasses used to be a diet fad, cause it made the food look less appealing. Meanwhile, warm colors like red are more appetizing, hence why a lot of food related businesses use red or warm colors (KFC, Burger King, McDonald’s, you name it. The more blue ones are grocery stores or ice cream places).
@@monroerobbins7551 exactly,it also helps understand why certain shells with candies,let's take the m&m's for example (I actually don't know if they're flavored,but let's go with they're not) that it makes the red colors have a different taste then the green colors,or that the yellow tastes somewhat let appetizing then blue. The psychological reason behind certain brands using colors and other textures would help explain why some food is seen much more appealing when it's colors are different,though the food alone would be something seen as gross.
@@danese1636 and this is why I'm very comfortable with a ballpark. Though, tbf, he could have used an extremely weak insulator to wrap the m&ms before closing his hand. Even if there's math involved, there, it's no longer calculus.
You should see if the chocolate in M&M’s hardens back up. And that might be the point of military shipment. It melts but stays in cased in the sugar shell to later be hardened after shipment. As if nothing happened in the bag, unlike their chocolate bar counterparts.
I don't remember ever hearing "the milk chocolate..." part before, I just always took it to mean the chocolate doesn't get all over your hand, but once you bite it, it would be all creamy and melty
The extended slogan definitely uses the word "chocolate" as the entire snack. A "box of chocolates" doesn't just refer to the solid mix of cocoa and sugar, it's any filling and coating too.
That’s because you didn’t grow up with it. Multiple generations have passed, I’m sure it was extremely popular around the WWII era where they were exclusively shipped to soldiers
I can feel Austin in this episode Also the, "...meters times K..." physically hurts me as a former physics and chemistry student who studied this stuff. It's Watts per meter - Kelvin!
It's not wrong though. I've learned a bit of Thermodynamics in school myself and with such weird units, we'd always say them piece by piece, unless there's actually a simpler unit for it.
Matpat, I think you should reach out to Linda Bartoshuk. She’s one of the most phenomenal taste scientists out there, and she might be able to greatly benefit you when it comes to the science in your videos, especially behind taste. She works in the phycology of taste, and was a professor at Yale for a number of years. Currently she works at the University of Florida, and she would probably love to help you with a theory. She has some really good evidence on some really cool taste stuff, that’s super interesting. Since some philosophers greatly messed up the ideas around taste, and she has some super out there theories (she’s currently writing a book about it). I would love to see this, and I’m sure most of your viewers would too, so just consider it.
"Leaves a mess in your mouth, but not your hand." I am also loving the idea of Mat being the next Jeopardy host, I feel as though that would be a revolutionary moment for everyone who watches him.
still cool that they bothered to find a way to keep it from turning into a giant pile of sticky gross mess while being shipped back in the day. And no where near as weird as the M&M mascot monsters.
To be totally fair, this is generally taking the slogan a bit too literally. The candies accomplish their task of not melting "in" your hand by simply not covering your hand in chocolate while you're trying to eat them. it doesn't mater that the chocolate is already melted inside the shell, it's meant to keep that chocolate from melting "onto" anything other than the inside of your mouth. which is referring to the phrase of "melting onto" something. regardless of if the chocolate is already molten by the time it gets to your mouth, the only place the chocolate is actually being released from it's candy shell, is in your mouth. that's why it was successful as a candy for sending to troops, because open bars of chocolate became a nightmarish mess to handle, but the M&Ms were still solid pieces of candy. even if they were just a little softer than usual.
I totally agree, in my eyes the slogan still definitely stands up, since at no point does the chocolate get to your hands and coats them, it coats your mouth and taste buds - which is exactly what the slogan is trying to accomplish 🤷🏻♂️ So in my opinion this theory doesn’t really hold any water… (unlike the shells holding in the chocolate! Ayyyyy 😂)
THANK YOU!!!! This is exactly what was irking me off about this theory. Because sure from an unnecessarily over analytical and scientific standpoint, the M&M slogan is wrong about the chocolate melting in your mouth and not your hand. But from a common sense standpoint the slogan is fine because no one, literally absolutely no one in their right fucking mind is going to intentionally hold a bunch of m&m in their hand for upwards of four minutes.
@@morrigankasa570 I think that adds to the video's script though. Food Theory has done a bunch of episodes on food classification (hot dogs = sandwiches, is Subway Tuna actually Tuna, etc.) and I think it would be fun to tackle both the questioin of "what is a potato chip" as well as "why use tubes to transport chips"
*No one:* *Literally no one:* *Matpat:* Hey, lets make a theory to test if M&Ms slogan actually is true! *Everyone:* Why? *Matpat:* so i can hold 4 M&Ms in my hand and call it science. Honestly u guys come up with the weirdest but best stuff. and i'm loving it!
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the candy coating allows it to retain its shape when it cools down again, so its still great to send over seas to the military. as long as it is kept dry, and is brought back down to room temperature. Its melt resistant, well enough to provide its function.
It’s about how you interpret the slogan. It could mean the chocolate won’t melt in or “into” your hand thus making a mess. So I doubt you will be winning any false advertising lawsuits.
he's not trying to win any false advertising lawsuits.....it's just a video about if the chocolate melts in your hand or the shell....sounds to me like you take things too seriously
kudos to whoever creates your graphics. Simply amazing! “The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not _on_ your hands.” is our suggested edit for the slogan based upon your research results.
Jeopardy is a show that the clues are given in answer form and your job is to guess the answer and give it in question form. Three rounds: regular, double, and final Jeopardy. You only qualify for final jeopardy if you have money left at the end of regular and double jeopardy. There are a series of categories, and each category has five clues (each with a different answer to be given in question form).
In Canada, we have similar candy coated chocolates called Smarties (the USA has a different candy with the same name) Smarties have slightly less milk chocolate and a slightly thicker candy layer. I wonder if they'd last better.
I can safely say they wouldn't, had them all the time as a kid and they'd often be melted inside the cardboard tube they came in if I'd left them in my pocket for too long. We've got both Smarties and M&M's here in the UK, for me personally Smarties taste nicer but M&M's don't cause as much mess when they melt. :D
Hey MatPat, since you've talked about Mtn Dew in the past, how about doing a Food Theory on trying to figure out what the 2021 Mtn Dew Voo Dew Mystery Flavor is. Maybe it could be a yearly thing. My friends have guess it to be fruit punch. It think it has to be cranberry related. 🤷♂️
You've actually convinced me that the slogan isn't as false as I thought it was. I've always just thought of the reaction that leaves the coloring on your hand as being a result of melting, but, as you've shown here, that was wrong. Focusing on the milk chocolate, though, the slogan rings absolutely true. The chocolate isn't melting in your hand because the chocolate isn't IN your hand. It is in the candy coating. You held it for 4 minutes and that coating wasn't even close to dissolving enough to let the chocolate melt into your hand. In your mouth, however, the candy coating will dissolve fast enough that the chocolate will indeed melt in your actual mouth. Conclusion: Mars nailed that slogan.
@@alalalala57 yeah, I feel like the only way you can really enjoy M&Ms is stuff them in the freezer for a bit, let them thaw for like 5 minutes (maybe even less) and scarf them down like a starving coyote before they get back to room temperature. I wish there was a more versatile chocolate candy
"It's not liquid, but it certainly is melted." Melted: adjective - having become liquefied by heating. I don't know, not liquid? Sounds like not melted to me.
Well liquid just means the molecules can slide past each other, which I say they did pretty well just then, so maybe it *is* a liquid just a very viscous one
@@ultimus616 A liquid is defined as a material that deforms continuously under shear stress. Mat applied a bit of a normal stress to the M&M's, but he also seemed to slide a few of them (adding shear). The chocolate did not deform continuously, and is thus not a liquid. More accurately, if he were to raise the plate 180 degrees (vertical orientation), the M&M's would also not deform continuously under gravitational shear. If you had a drop of oil, it would "slide down" (continuous deformation) [actually it leaves material behind... the droplet deforms continuously under gravitational shear]. The M&M's would, assuming the face in contact with the plate was made fixed, not behave this way while having the state of material depicted within the video.
@@danese1636 While I'm not familiar with that exact definition, and it might help to frame it less.. pedantically.. I gather that you mean it doesn't flow like a liquid does. Regardless of explanations, you are correct, and the above comment saying that "melting" would be more correct would be my revised response here
If cheese is melted, is it a liquid? If so, then only cheese sauces count as melted cheese, and then what would you call cheese heated on a pizza that's still semi-solid?
While the slogan is false, it's actually a pretty ingenious way to keep the chocolate intact for the military. The problem with it melting was that it would lose its structural integrity, but M&Ms' sugar coating keeps the shape even when the chocolate is completely melted.
I've already done this before when I was a kid living in a restaurant. I still remember that it takes about 250 seconds for the M&Ms to become super squishy.
I wish a video like this existed, back when I was in high school; my AP Chemistry class -- which was already fun for me -- would have been a lot more fun.
“M&M, the less mess melting chocolate! “ Honestly their slogan is fine if you ask me. The point was it wouldn’t melt and get all over your sh*t when out in about, especially when y’all keep it in the bag. “M&M, keep it wrapped, eat a snack, it’s a non-messy snap!”
I always assumed the slogan implies that you will be eating them so fast that they won't have the chance to melt in your hand. That just doesn't have quite the ring to it. Lol
When I was a kid in the summer at the pool I used to buy M and Ms during the break time at the pool, put them out on the darker tiles in the sun and wait for a few minutes until they were melted inside. I still like M and Ms most when they're mostly melted. This theory reminded me of those happy memories eating melted M and Ms! 😊
Theory idea: Does warm milk actually help you sleep? If not, what food or foods can help you get sleep at night?
@Kiaran Reddy I only have one thing to say to you…
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
(Ooh, give you up)
(Ooh, give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
There is one called alcohol
foods with melatonin probably
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For Christmas you should do an episode on if Santa could survive all the cookies he would consume.
The answer is no, I can promise you that much lol.
Rather than if he would survive, I’m more curious to know how many calories he would consume if he actually ate all of them.
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THAT would be a fun video; even tho we already know the answer. I think it would be nice to know the closest to surviving he could get. Or maybe how long he would survive.
“The chocolate melts but doesn’t touch your hand!” New slogan/catchphrase.
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Well, I mean there are multiple ways of interpreting "does not melt in your hand" I personally have always assumed it meant that the chocolate doesn't make a mess in my hand. because Hel knows that all other chocolate does.
Yes, they are being pedantic. We all know what they mean. 8^)
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"They say an m&m shell is just under 1mm thick"
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@@dont3675 tried to read that, couldn't read it because of my sleep deprived vision, put the monitor closer to my face, light hurt my eyes, wasted 5 seconds of my time, i now hate you
@@dont3675 THAT TRICK IS OLD BRUH
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I like how Matt's like "the most unforgettable slogan" and then lists an M&M slogan _that I've never heard before_
I have also never heard of this slogan, It could be because of the time or place we were at while watching TV.
I don’t think they’ve used it in this century lol
Very boomer of him.
To be fair, that does mean you’ve never forgotten it
Same bro lmao
Me next day at school:
Teacher: “Have you done your homework?”
Me: “It burnt up in my hands”
The chocolate may melt relatively quickly when it’s hot out but at least the candy shell prevents it from getting messy to a degree, which I think is more the point
English, believe it or not, has changed in the last 80 years. The original slogan was referring to the chocolate melting onto your hand, meaning the chocolate isn't getting onto your fingers. Be that as it may, once you bite through the shell, the chocolate is most definitely melting in your mouth,
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@@Craxin01 I’m sure Matpat and any sensible average people knows what the slogan meant. Matpat has to try hard to spin the slogan to mean what he what it to mean to make a video. This video was honestly one of the more boring ones
@@Craxin01 well he mentioned sugar in the shell which can dissolve in water including your sweat from your palms if you hold the m&m
I mean, “It melts in the shell, not on your hand” works by its own context. I dunno why that isn’t used. It’s accurate, descriptive, equally simple.
It doesn't suggest that you eat it though, and doesn't get you thinking about chocolate melting in your mouth.
I agree with that. All chocolate melts.
It's comparing itself to the alternative options like chocolate bars, which melt in your hand
That being said yes it melts in the shell just like he proved and just like you're saying here that's a good phrase but it doesn't compare it to say a chocolate bar which does melt directly onto your hand I think we all kind of understand this and this episode is kind of a splitting hairs episode and that's cool because that's why we okay I'm going to go take a shower now and just enjoy the episode and kind of zone out
The Shell lets you snack, without the mess!
is even better because its truthful, simple, and fulfills the role of comparing it to other things like Chocolate bars and addressing the actual issue of them melting in your hand. Instead of having a chocolate bar with the mess, have a M&M with the shell.
I guess the 2 M’s stand for Mythical Marketing.
I understand this might have been a joke but in case you wanted to know it actually stands for Mars and Murrie. Mars invented the chocolate and at first the Murries who were in charge of Hershey supplied the chocolate
What does m&ms actually stand for
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Nah, everyone knows it stands for Marshal Mathers
Well then it's good mythical marketing
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@@snowball03-boop same
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"Melts in your mouth, not *ON* your hand"
The chocolate certainly melts in your hand but it doesn't get ON them
It doesn't melt in your hand, it melts in a shell
grammar MatPat, do you speak it?
@@johnnyslokes89 in a shell encased within the palm of your hand (if holding it like MatPat did at the end)
@@johnnyslokes89 Exactly, it isn't melting in your hand, but once you bite through that shell and the chocolate is exposed, it certainly melts in your mouth.
I think he's reading the slogan more like if a person were found crushed inside a car after the car had been crushed in a car crusher, we wouldn't blame the car, we'd blame the car crusher. So, since your hand is making the chocolate melt through radiant heat, he's technically correct. But, since the chocolate isn't melting onto your hand, the slogan still reads true.
@@Craxin01 yes we aren't holding it long enough for the shell to reveal the chocolate inside so it would still be true as we eat it the chocolate melts in our mouth
Watching matpats episode is like going to school in chemistry and having fun learning about food😂
Omg yes the guy needs to start a podcast
The slogan should be "melts in your mouth not ON your hand." So while the physical process of melting happens inside the shell whilst the m&m is IN your hand, the milk chocolate theoretically doesn't make it outside if the shell ON your hand. It's the semantics and prepositionality of it all for me 😂
Was thinking the same thing but matpat just had to drag it out
Ok
That is an awesome idea! Great choice of words.
Bro that was the slogan when m&m first started
I did not understand what you said but i completely agree
sweaty, melted M&Ms are for everyone. Also..M&Ms disolve quite a bit on ice cream. Those colorful streams on a vanilla cone are part of the fun.
Also when you hold the m&m’s (for like four minutes) while it melts on the inside it is still solid and yes, when you crush it, it’ll ooze but it’s advertised as candy and put that thing in ur mouth and it’ll ooze in your mouth. Not to mention that when popping the m&m’s in your mouth (like a normal person)it isn’t melted by your hand even slightly because of the shell and because you break the shell with your teeth it’ll melt in your mouth.
The problem with how matpat “proved” m&m’s melt in your hand is that he went out of his way to make the m&m’s melt my holding it for a long time. It’s like if someone said “HEY GUYS IMMA PROVE THAT ROCKS ARE FLAMMABLE” and then took a rock, poured lighter fluid on it and lit it on fire.
@@evanmontague9456 who would be holding an m n m for more then 4 minutes
@@minor5027 no one because they just fanish without a trace after that long (defiantly didn't eat them) they just disappear to who knows where
NO. "SWEATY, MELTED M&MS ARE FOR EVERYONE." DONT RUIN M&MS FOR ME
Same on yogurt
I love how MatPat says "chocolate" it just radiates such... power.
Tom:
Chocolate? CHOCOLATE!
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Chocolate? Chocolate?! CHOCOLATE?!!?!?!?!
Chocolate? Did you say CHOCOLATE?!
When I was small and occasionally even now, I find it very satisfying to smush milk chocolate M&M’s between my thumb and index finger before eating them. I deliberately let the chocolate warm up a just a tad bit by say for example, leaving an unopened bag in my pocket for a minute or two… There’s just something about the compression and rupturing of the candy shell that is satisfying in much the same way people find it satisfying to pop bubble wrap…
Yes
Here’s the real slogan: “The milk chocolate doesn’t TYPICALLY melt in your mouth, not in your hand. But if you get Mat to hold it in his hands for 4 minutes or keep M&M’s in your glove compartment, then it will spew everywhere.”
@喬希ツ Not really a “kids video” but yeah it’s child friendly and it’s kinda annoying to see bots advertising 18+ stuff.
@@x_kittrix i meant most of it except sometimes he can get really dark into topics sometimes
I have a better one, "Small, sweet and portable"
@@alexemtstudios7875 and meltable
MatPat: “I get it you don’t plan on holding an M&M…”
*toddler holding any food for hours
@@hikari..................5355 what
So true why do they do that anyway? It's not going anywhere
Confused because half of the replys to this comment are links and hashtags...
@@pixlbunni same. XD
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The fact that Mat almost instantly trusted DAN, who calculated the completely world bending answer to the question "How thic are M'n'M's candy shells?" because of the completely unnecessary amount of work put into it had me rolling lol
@oky where does the link go?
Hey, when you show the work, you gain the credibility.
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Here you go Mars: “The milk chocolate melts in the shell not on your hand”
*Unless you eat the m&m when it does not heat up above 30°C
How did we have the same idea word for word??
well fk, i was gonna say that
nvm everyone said that.
Or your mouth
Let's shorten that:
"The milk chocolate melts into your mouth, not onto your hands."
I was going to say almost the exact same thing
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@@bryancurdi451 Is that not the point.
@@bryancurdi451 It’s not the same as matpats you degenerate
@@bryancurdi451 yes, that's the point. 14:07
MatPat: “Now it’s time for some sweet, sweet thermodynamics”
Me: Wooooo baby! Yeah that’s what I’ve been waiting, this is what it’s all about
I’d love to see a food theory on why people drink coffee when it upsets our stomachs so much
This but with people with lactose intolerance and cheese
They like it
It doesn't bother mine.
I’ve never heard of it hurting someone’s stomach before. Maybe you should see if you have an intolerance, or an allergy to it?
Cause that isn’t the norm. 😅
Coffee can definitely be acidic, and it changes from brand to brand. Depending on where you get your coffee, you can get one acidic enough to affect your stomach.
I absolutely adore the fact that the goal of food theory, game theory, etc is to ruin childhoods in the most unnecessary yet awesome scientific way possible. lol
Your next line is "It's that a JOJO REFERENCE!?"
"Awesome scientific way"
**inserts two commas & forgets the rest**
Their slogan is
"We ruin childhoods"
Next you'll say "SHIIIIIZZZAAAAAA
"Theorist levels of unnecessarily rigorousness" DAN you have had the highest MatPat praise ...
"If I hold anything, it burns up."
(looks over at a pile of puppies and kittens)
"Oh no.."
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3:54 The text changed from "Not in your hand" to "Not in your hands".
Theory idea: Is the 5 second rule dangerous? I’ve always been told “5 second rule” as a kid and been very nervous about taking said advice. I’m wondering if it holds up and how likely it is to make you sick. My guess is that salty things would be better at this, but I’m not sure, and I’d like to see Matpat test it. (Pretty sure it’s gonna get buried again, but in the infinitesimal chance you’re reading this, I love your videos, Matpat!)
I can't remember where but I remember someone looking into it and it was also about if the food was dry vs wet when it came to how quickly bacteria grew
@@Katherine_999
There was an episode of Mythbusters that dealt with that.
5-second rule, wet vs dry, AND double-dip vs eating from bowl.
Fully controlled execution.
Adding on to the discussion, believe it also depends on the surface they land on. Some are cleaner than others.
@@ryudragonuv I remember that episode.
It depends on the surface (someone else did say this) but if you don't know if the surface is clean or not then you shouldn't eat it from the surface. (I probably typed more words more than I could've)
“One of the most memorable slogans”, am I the only person who’s never head the MnM’s slogan
Yeah I don't think I've ever heard it either. I just assumed it was an older thing and they stopped using it in the 2000s or something.
i've honestly never heard it either
no
I didn't know they had a slogan
Yes
Theory: Do ridged chips actually have more seasoning per chip than regular potato chips? The reasoning seems sound, more chip in less space and yet seasoning on all of the chip.
And while your at it tell ruffles to bring back all dressed chips. Those were so good and I spend much of my time wishing they were back in the states.
@@jessquid i don't think so. Ruffles is kinda the USs big strange chip flavor maker
Interesting question
I think the point of riged chips is actually to make them sturdyer. Im not sure how it would effect distribution of seasoning.
@@autinjones7194 they always do seem to taste more seasoned, though.
“Less than the energy to heat up a cup of coffee” Bro I can’t even get the energy to plug in the coffee machine.
Matpat,I would actually like to say a food theory idea I had!
How exactly does certain colors of food,also effect the taste of foods? I feel like it's a way to help understand the psychology behind how color effect taste,even when not flavored.
Ohhh yeah, like how blue makes it look less appetizing, hence why blue glasses used to be a diet fad, cause it made the food look less appealing. Meanwhile, warm colors like red are more appetizing, hence why a lot of food related businesses use red or warm colors (KFC, Burger King, McDonald’s, you name it. The more blue ones are grocery stores or ice cream places).
He has
@@monroerobbins7551 exactly,it also helps understand why certain shells with candies,let's take the m&m's for example (I actually don't know if they're flavored,but let's go with they're not) that it makes the red colors have a different taste then the green colors,or that the yellow tastes somewhat let appetizing then blue.
The psychological reason behind certain brands using colors and other textures would help explain why some food is seen much more appealing when it's colors are different,though the food alone would be something seen as gross.
@@wififishylego703 that was for certain brands and games on game theory,and I've seen that before
@I care report him
"The hardest part about this experiment is not eating the M&Ms in my hand" *shows 2 pound bag sitting on the counter*
Hes just flexing at this point lmao
forbidden fruit tastes the best
@@ghostboy5610 one piece
Another thing: as the sweat on your hand dissolves the sugar exterior, it should increase its conductivity, making it melt faster
Dissolve
UGHHHHHHHHHHHH but then we have to apply integral calculus just to make the answer only a few more seconds accurate!!! ;-;
@@danese1636 and this is why I'm very comfortable with a ballpark. Though, tbf, he could have used an extremely weak insulator to wrap the m&ms before closing his hand. Even if there's math involved, there, it's no longer calculus.
You should see if the chocolate in M&M’s hardens back up. And that might be the point of military shipment. It melts but stays in cased in the sugar shell to later be hardened after shipment. As if nothing happened in the bag, unlike their chocolate bar counterparts.
I don't remember ever hearing "the milk chocolate..." part before, I just always took it to mean the chocolate doesn't get all over your hand, but once you bite it, it would be all creamy and melty
Ya. In other words, it doesn’t even matter that the chocolate inside would be melted as long as it’s not messy in your hands
Here's a better slogan, Mat:
"No mess,
Shells are best."
Yes. This is better.
These bots are getting more and more random. :/
There is a mess with the coloring sticking to ur hand.
pog
They should just hire you dude
The extended slogan definitely uses the word "chocolate" as the entire snack.
A "box of chocolates" doesn't just refer to the solid mix of cocoa and sugar, it's any filling and coating too.
not in europe 😂
At 11:40, Mat says "but in reality, its all FALSE", my dissapointment is imessurable (it should've been "so thats just a theory, a CONSPIRACY THEORY")
this is literally first time i've heard m&m's slogan, compared to all the other brands, wouldn't say it's that iconic 🙈
Same. Literally never heard this.
They haven't really used that slogan in a long time. It's still iconic.
same, I've never heard of it lol
Same here. Literally the first time I've heard it was in this video
That’s because you didn’t grow up with it. Multiple generations have passed, I’m sure it was extremely popular around the WWII era where they were exclusively shipped to soldiers
“The milk chocolate coats your tongue, not your hands!” New slogan, or “Coats your tongue, not your hands!” For short lol
Not that bad.
I can feel Austin in this episode
Also the, "...meters times K..." physically hurts me as a former physics and chemistry student who studied this stuff. It's Watts per meter - Kelvin!
It's not wrong though. I've learned a bit of Thermodynamics in school myself and with such weird units, we'd always say them piece by piece, unless there's actually a simpler unit for it.
@@r4nd0mguy99 that's fair. I've just always read it as "Watts per meter-Kelvin" is all
Do you want to know how to eat sweat free m&m's? Just pour them directly from the bag to your mouth like I do
M&M's slogan should be: "It doesn't melt in your hand", considering "it" as the candy and not the chocolate.
Fair point
No ‘it’ as in the clown, don’t think that’s gonna be melting any time soon
@@lenne_langenberg put the clown in Lava
@@lenne_langenberg and by clown, they meant whoever believed it
HMMM? the actual slogan is the milk chocolate. You are definitely BING CHLLING
Let’s appreciate how MatPat gives us content almost every week on THREE different channels! 👏
Until he gets hired for Jeopardy
I stopped watching game theory along time ago and I’ve never been a fan of gt live but I really like film and food theory
@@guslopez8760 same
Simon Whistler: Am I a joke to you?!
@Warren Shetler I’m not
Slogan pitch: "The milk chocolate melts in the shell, not in your hand."
In the bottom left corner in extremely small text: then the shell melts because we stopped using the tropical chocolate formula.
Melts in your mouth, not *ON* your hand. There, I fixed it. Mars can pay me the money.
Matpat, I think you should reach out to Linda Bartoshuk. She’s one of the most phenomenal taste scientists out there, and she might be able to greatly benefit you when it comes to the science in your videos, especially behind taste. She works in the phycology of taste, and was a professor at Yale for a number of years. Currently she works at the University of Florida, and she would probably love to help you with a theory. She has some really good evidence on some really cool taste stuff, that’s super interesting. Since some philosophers greatly messed up the ideas around taste, and she has some super out there theories (she’s currently writing a book about it). I would love to see this, and I’m sure most of your viewers would too, so just consider it.
he should
very interresting!
Yes!!!
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"Leaves a mess in your mouth, but not your hand." I am also loving the idea of Mat being the next Jeopardy host, I feel as though that would be a revolutionary moment for everyone who watches him.
That has to be the worst slogan idea for a candy marketed to kids ever
That sounds so amazingly wrong and I want that to be mnms slogan
still cool that they bothered to find a way to keep it from turning into a giant pile of sticky gross mess while being shipped back in the day. And no where near as weird as the M&M mascot monsters.
M&m mascot monsters?
@@justmonika3475 The cannibalistic fellas that eat each other
Fun fact, MREs present day still have M&Ms in them that expired in the 40’s 😂
Apparently that's been the M&M slogan for a long time, but somehow I've never heard it before, despite picking up M&M's fairly frequently.
MattPat saying "Yo quiero TacoBell" its a thing i didn't expected to receive yet is the most wholesome thing in my whole day ,YOURE THE BEST MATTPAT!
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@@EEEEEEEE i agree
To be totally fair, this is generally taking the slogan a bit too literally.
The candies accomplish their task of not melting "in" your hand by simply not covering your hand in chocolate while you're trying to eat them. it doesn't mater that the chocolate is already melted inside the shell, it's meant to keep that chocolate from melting "onto" anything other than the inside of your mouth. which is referring to the phrase of "melting onto" something. regardless of if the chocolate is already molten by the time it gets to your mouth, the only place the chocolate is actually being released from it's candy shell, is in your mouth.
that's why it was successful as a candy for sending to troops, because open bars of chocolate became a nightmarish mess to handle, but the M&Ms were still solid pieces of candy. even if they were just a little softer than usual.
I totally agree, in my eyes the slogan still definitely stands up, since at no point does the chocolate get to your hands and coats them, it coats your mouth and taste buds - which is exactly what the slogan is trying to accomplish 🤷🏻♂️
So in my opinion this theory doesn’t really hold any water… (unlike the shells holding in the chocolate! Ayyyyy 😂)
Exactly. Who cares if the inside is melted as long as the outside is intact and allows you to eat them without the chocolate getting everywhere
THANK YOU!!!! This is exactly what was irking me off about this theory.
Because sure from an unnecessarily over analytical and scientific standpoint, the M&M slogan is wrong about the chocolate melting in your mouth and not your hand.
But from a common sense standpoint the slogan is fine because no one, literally absolutely no one in their right fucking mind is going to intentionally hold a bunch of m&m in their hand for upwards of four minutes.
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Ditto for you.
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Melt: definitely. Make a mess all over the place: not so much. Still tasty.
The twerking Thanos was a nice touch. Chef's kiss to the editor.
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Pringles: why is the casing based on pneumatic tubes, how does this STACK against your foil bag tests in terms of breakage.
That would be interesting though Pringles isn't a true chip. But is delicious and nifty idea.
@@morrigankasa570 I think that adds to the video's script though. Food Theory has done a bunch of episodes on food classification (hot dogs = sandwiches, is Subway Tuna actually Tuna, etc.) and I think it would be fun to tackle both the questioin of "what is a potato chip" as well as "why use tubes to transport chips"
@@gamecatharsis9600 true
actually, its the shape of the chips themselves that helps them not break and less so the canister that contains them.
*No one:*
*Literally no one:*
*Matpat:* Hey, lets make a theory to test if M&Ms slogan actually is true!
*Everyone:* Why?
*Matpat:* so i can hold 4 M&Ms in my hand and call it science.
Honestly u guys come up with the weirdest but best stuff. and i'm loving it!
I think you mean, so he can buy candy and write it off as a business expense
Dude, it's literally called "food *THEORY"* what did you expect lmao
I have a slogan idea, “Milk chocolate melts in the shell, not in your hand”
MatPat: who tf would make a unit of temperature be called just "K"?
Kelvin: am I a joke to you?
@@sheciche9550 pls stop
@@bread2512 How about you just report the bots for spam, instead of giving them all what they want and giving them the satisfaction of the attention replying to them brings! And of course, DEFINITELY don't click their links!
The funniest thing to me is that Matpat actually has a petition to make him the next jeopardy host XD.
the candy coating allows it to retain its shape when it cools down again, so its still great to send over seas to the military. as long as it is kept dry, and is brought back down to room temperature. Its melt resistant, well enough to provide its function.
To be fair, you could hold regular chocolate in your hand like that for 4 minutes and it would actually melt in your hand
Mat: *DISSING ON M&MS*
me: Yes Entertainment at it's finest 👌
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Me: "Ya gonna eat those M&M's in your hand?"
Mattpat: "Yeah in about 4 or 5 minutes."
Me: *facepalm*
Mattpat: *facepalm*
No! Now! num num num num num
I like em soft…
It’s about how you interpret the slogan. It could mean the chocolate won’t melt in or “into” your hand thus making a mess. So I doubt you will be winning any false advertising lawsuits.
But it’s just a theory…..A FOOD THEORY
he's not trying to win any false advertising lawsuits.....it's just a video about if the chocolate melts in your hand or the shell....sounds to me like you take things too seriously
@@hufflepuffler2575 r/woooosh
@@PUNISHERMHS_2021 go away, redditor.
what if the shell dissolves then the chocolate melts in ur hand
6:35 MatPat became the Narrator for a moment
kudos to whoever creates your graphics. Simply amazing! “The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not _on_ your hands.” is our suggested edit for the slogan based upon your research results.
How about: "The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand unless you hold it clenched in your fist for more than 4 minutes."
Next up: “Goldfish has lied to you, that snack don't smile back”
only some of them smile false advertising!
Matpat: “make me host of jeopardy”
Me not an American: “what’s jeopardy”
WHAT
#WhoIsMatPAt
It's an American tv show
Jeopardy is a show that the clues are given in answer form and your job is to guess the answer and give it in question form. Three rounds: regular, double, and final Jeopardy. You only qualify for final jeopardy if you have money left at the end of regular and double jeopardy. There are a series of categories, and each category has five clues (each with a different answer to be given in question form).
@@AnnoyingMoose hah I see what you did there
I will always wonder how Mat comes up with this stuff, It's always so fun to watch him lol
In Canada, we have similar candy coated chocolates called Smarties (the USA has a different candy with the same name) Smarties have slightly less milk chocolate and a slightly thicker candy layer. I wonder if they'd last better.
i’ve had smarties i like them way more then m&m,s in my opinion the chocolate taste,s better
I can safely say they wouldn't, had them all the time as a kid and they'd often be melted inside the cardboard tube they came in if I'd left them in my pocket for too long. We've got both Smarties and M&M's here in the UK, for me personally Smarties taste nicer but M&M's don't cause as much mess when they melt. :D
Hey MatPat, since you've talked about Mtn Dew in the past, how about doing a Food Theory on trying to figure out what the 2021 Mtn Dew Voo Dew Mystery Flavor is. Maybe it could be a yearly thing. My friends have guess it to be fruit punch. It think it has to be cranberry related. 🤷♂️
It's sad to see most comments to yours are links to videos.
Good idea then do what new candys might come out
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@@PurPurDot yeah
@Anna nice 😍
You've actually convinced me that the slogan isn't as false as I thought it was. I've always just thought of the reaction that leaves the coloring on your hand as being a result of melting, but, as you've shown here, that was wrong. Focusing on the milk chocolate, though, the slogan rings absolutely true. The chocolate isn't melting in your hand because the chocolate isn't IN your hand. It is in the candy coating. You held it for 4 minutes and that coating wasn't even close to dissolving enough to let the chocolate melt into your hand. In your mouth, however, the candy coating will dissolve fast enough that the chocolate will indeed melt in your actual mouth.
Conclusion: Mars nailed that slogan.
Actually, in the right conditions, I've had M&Ms melt in my hand. It was awful and I've largely avoided M&Ms since lol.
@@47ratsinahoodie Same tbh so I don't get this. MnMs in the tropics is awful.
@@alalalala57 yeah, I feel like the only way you can really enjoy M&Ms is stuff them in the freezer for a bit, let them thaw for like 5 minutes (maybe even less) and scarf them down like a starving coyote before they get back to room temperature. I wish there was a more versatile chocolate candy
The melted M&Ms Breaking was soo *SATISFYING!!*
Here a slightly more accurate slogan: “Melts ON TO your mouth, not on to your hand”
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"I'm an equal opportunity childhood ruiner!" You heard it here first, folks! Because that's a sentence I never thought I would hear/read!
"It's not liquid, but it certainly is melted."
Melted: adjective - having become liquefied by heating.
I don't know, not liquid? Sounds like not melted to me.
Should be melting instead of melted, then
Well liquid just means the molecules can slide past each other, which I say they did pretty well just then, so maybe it *is* a liquid just a very viscous one
@@ultimus616 A liquid is defined as a material that deforms continuously under shear stress. Mat applied a bit of a normal stress to the M&M's, but he also seemed to slide a few of them (adding shear). The chocolate did not deform continuously, and is thus not a liquid.
More accurately, if he were to raise the plate 180 degrees (vertical orientation), the M&M's would also not deform continuously under gravitational shear. If you had a drop of oil, it would "slide down" (continuous deformation) [actually it leaves material behind... the droplet deforms continuously under gravitational shear]. The M&M's would, assuming the face in contact with the plate was made fixed, not behave this way while having the state of material depicted within the video.
@@danese1636 While I'm not familiar with that exact definition, and it might help to frame it less.. pedantically.. I gather that you mean it doesn't flow like a liquid does. Regardless of explanations, you are correct, and the above comment saying that "melting" would be more correct would be my revised response here
If cheese is melted, is it a liquid? If so, then only cheese sauces count as melted cheese, and then what would you call cheese heated on a pizza that's still semi-solid?
Slogan idea: “Melts in the shell, not on your stuff.”
"this was like theorist levels of unnecessarily rigorous"
Somebody get Austin on the line.
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@Don't Click This Profile I agree
As someone who works retail, that opening sent a shiver down my spine.
same 😭
I'm convinced that the slogan could be fixed with the change of a single word: "melts in your mouth, not on your hand."
I was thinking this the whole time and it’s clearly what they mean.
yeah when u hold an mm u hold it for like 2 seconds or less lmao
The original slogan can still be interpreted that way. This video is dumb
@@vincevvn That's the entire point
"M&Ms, the candy that eventually melts in your hand."
While the slogan is false, it's actually a pretty ingenious way to keep the chocolate intact for the military. The problem with it melting was that it would lose its structural integrity, but M&Ms' sugar coating keeps the shape even when the chocolate is completely melted.
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But the slogan isn’t false. The chocolate didn’t melt in his hand, it melted in the shell
Food theory has just turned into a hungry version of Myth busters.
I just learned what “antecedent” means and I’m not even three minutes in. Education levels are strong with this episode.
I've already done this before when I was a kid living in a restaurant. I still remember that it takes about 250 seconds for the M&Ms to become super squishy.
I wish a video like this existed, back when I was in high school; my AP Chemistry class -- which was already fun for me -- would have been a lot more fun.
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Bruh, the most iconic candy slogan is this.
“Taste the rainbow! (Motherfu-)”
ruclips.net/video/ul2WyUBU7XQ/видео.html .
Follow your nose (?)
@@stevdor6146 nah
Yes
@@jeremysmith1962 no
“M&M, the less mess melting chocolate! “
Honestly their slogan is fine if you ask me. The point was it wouldn’t melt and get all over your sh*t when out in about, especially when y’all keep it in the bag.
“M&M, keep it wrapped, eat a snack, it’s a non-messy snap!”
Love that slogan
But the chocolate doesn't melt in your hand, it melts in the candy shell.
As someone with adhd, when i was a child I've held onto m&m's for minutes straight cause i forgot I had them. So, I definitely knew the outcome here 😅
Facts no printer
same
When matt (if) makes a brand of food he's gonna ignore the persuading and will scientifically explain his food in the ads
I’d like to personally give an award to the people who commented “first” to commemorate their stupendous achievement
Dude, you do MARVEL and Star Wars Breakdowns?!😱 so cool
you just commented it
first
i think i did it first
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I always assumed the slogan implies that you will be eating them so fast that they won't have the chance to melt in your hand. That just doesn't have quite the ring to it. Lol
When I was a kid in the summer at the pool I used to buy M and Ms during the break time at the pool, put them out on the darker tiles in the sun and wait for a few minutes until they were melted inside. I still like M and Ms most when they're mostly melted. This theory reminded me of those happy memories eating melted M and Ms! 😊