For those who care, I settled on Life Savers as the first choice for
my project. Skittles were better than M&Ms, but still not bright
enough or saturated enough, and Good n Fruity turned out to be
lacking a little in saturation as well. So, the project is ready to
move ahead with Jelly Bellys and
Steve Larson wrote:
> M&M`s do come in every color,
> but the must be bought at a
> "custom candy shop". M&M`s have
> a store in Vegas, and you can
> buy every color from white to black.
Hi Steve ...
While a trip to Vegas is a little out of the question at this time,
I really do appreciate th
On 15 Mar 2001, at 15:59, John Francis wrote:
>
> I've tried Beer & Skittles, and I think the combination is terrible.
>
Or Skittles and tequila ugh
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Skittles.. nuff said.
l8r,
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Subject: Candy
: There's a little
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> Never heard of Smarties. Probably a Canadian candy ...
>
YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF SMARTIES??
Shel, I have a lot of respect for you, but...
YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF SMARTIES??
My mind reels...the thought of life without Smarties is unbearable!
-Aaron
p.s. YOU'VE NEVER
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> I saw some Reese's Pieces, and they seem to have a limited color
> choice, more so than M&Ms.
Yep, they're just orange and brown.
-Aaron
p.s. Candy, PLUS some OT stuff? Like the candy isn't OT? *snicker*
Yes, it's the new injection-molded chocolate body from Pentax,
At 12:07 PM 3/15/01 -0600, you wrote:
>On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
>> Are there any other M&M-type candies out there that have more and
>> brighter, more saturated colors?
>
>Have you tried Smarties?
>
Be aware there are different candies with the same name.
Smarties can mean a
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Provencher, Paul M. wrote:
> To borrow a phrase
>
> "Candies, peanuts, JuJuBees..."
>
> Gummy Bears?
All resting on a bed of Nerds.
chris
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There's always Jolly Ranchers, too. :)
> Shel wrote:
> >Are there any other M&M-type candies out there that have more
> >and brighter, more saturated colors?
> Hi Shel,
>
> Eric Lawton and Dan Scott are right on the mark with Skittles. They would
> probably work quite well. These are pretty t
To borrow a phrase
"Candies, peanuts, JuJuBees..."
Gummy Bears?
Paul M. Provencher (ppro)
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Steve Scott wrote:
>
> Li
"Peifer, William [OCDUS]" wrote:
> I also recall that Reese's Pieces
> are of similar shape and color as M&M's,
I saw some Reese's Pieces, and they seem to have a limited color
choice, more so than M&Ms.
> Could you use candy shaped like
> Good 'N Plenty (little capsule-shaped
> licorice wit
Hi,
If you don't find a candy that has brighter colors,
I believe you can use the M&M and try to spray it with glicerin or any kind
of stuff that's used to make a car's dashboard shine.
Of course you can't eat them
afterwards!...
Check on Jelly Bellies (Fairfield or Suisun City, CA), Gummy Bears, etc.
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There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
photographing candy, like M&Ms, jelly beans, and the like. I just
bought a bag of M&Ms and was disappointed because there are
Steve Scott wrote:
>
> Life Savers?
> Gum Drops?
Wow! Life Savers! Thanks. That's a wonderful addition to the
project, and I'd not thought of them before.
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Hi Eric, Dan ...
Thanks for the "Skittles" suggestion. I never heard of them, but
I'll seek them out.
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Life Savers?
Gum Drops?
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
> photographing candy, like M&Ms, jelly beans, and the like. I just
> bought a bag of M&Ms and was disappointed because there are just a
> few colors, and they're not very bright. Once the
Rob Brigham wrote:
>
> What about Jelly Bellys? Presumably you
> get them in the US?
Hi Rob ... I've got the Jelly Belly part of the project covered, but
I still need an M&M clone, or some other brightly colored candy.
Not being a candy eater, I'm at a bit of a loss. I got to the super
marke
>There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
>photographing candy, like M&Ms, jelly beans, and the like. I just
>bought a bag of M&Ms and was disappointed because there are just a
>few colors, and they're not very bright. Once the brown and blue
>candies are removed (colors that won
Shel,
Maybe try Skittles ("taste the rainbow") ... they're shaped a lot like
M&M's. I'm not sure how many more colors you'll get but I do think the
colors are a bit brighter. They come in a red package similar in form to a
M&M package.
Eric
>From: Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>There
Wow I have just looked at the website myself. Check out the gallery!!
Rob Brigham
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There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
photographing candy, l
What about Jelly Bellys? Presumably you get them in the US? Go to
www.jellybelly.com to see.
Rob Brigham
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There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
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