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What does the M & M stand for on the candies?

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"The candies were named for "Mars & Murrie" (Mars' business partner was Bruce Murrie, son of rival Milton S. Hershey's partner William Murrie.)"

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Mars & Mars

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There used to be a commercial for a candy and the line was, "They Melt in your Mouth, not in your hands." It was either for M&M or Smarties.
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mars & murray

the creators
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The M&M stands for Mars and Murrie. Forrest E. Mars, Sr. was a member of the Mars family that introduced M&Ms in 1941. Murrie is from his associate at the time, Bruce Murrie.

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Mr. Miniscalco
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This isn't correct but all I can think of is Melt in your Mouth. hehe
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You know that's funny as much as I eat them I nver knew what the two ms stand for.
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LOOK IT UP
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mmmm....mmmm...Good!
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They were named for Forrest Mars, who developed them, and his business partner of the time, Bruce Murrie. Mars later bought Murrie out, gaining complete control over the candy
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no idea but great question!!!
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Mars and Murrie The last names of the two men that invented M&M's
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