M&M's sugar coating existed because chocolate melted in soldiers' hands

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M&M's was originally created during World War II as a solution to a logistics problem: chocolate was melting in American soldiers' pockets and hands. The candy coating wasn't decorative — it was an engineering fix for a wartime constraint, and the brand outlived the war that birthed it.

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