Having never touched a package of m & m pretzel candies, I can honestly say I don't get it.
Is there one big pretzel inside the package covered with an m & m coating, or, are there small m & m's with an even smaller pretzel inside each one?
I'm assuming there is one big pretzel with a huge m & m coating, but I'm really not sure. It seems to me that the whole commercial concept is backwards.
It seems to me that the pretzel doesn't want to get an m & m overcoating, rather than an m & m worried about getting violated by a pretzel.
Dare I touch an m & m package the next time I am in a grocery store line so I can learn? You'd think the commercial would be more clear. Even the end voiceover is not clear in my opinion.
If you leave a comment, please state whether you were able to figure out what the heck m & m pretzels are BEFORE you either saw, felt or opened a package. If I am not alone in my assertion that the m & m pretzel commercial is confusing, than m & m being such a well known brand has dropped the ball big time, because I think people think they know, when they really don't know.
I found a website that thoroughly explains what the m & m pretzel is, and it's not at all what I thought.
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