Okay, so I had this crazy idea the other day, and I just had to try it. I’m calling it the “m&m ring” – don’t ask, the name just stuck. It all started when I was munching on some m&ms, and I thought, “What if…?”
First, I grabbed a bag of regular m&ms. You know, the classic ones. I needed a good mix of colors, obviously. I sorted them out on the table, making little piles of each color. This part was surprisingly satisfying, like a mini zen garden, but with candy.
The Sticky Situation
Next, I needed something to hold them together. I rummaged through my kitchen drawers and found some honey. I figured it would be sticky enough, and hey, it’s edible, right? I dabbed a tiny bit of honey onto a plate – this was my “glue.”
- Picked up each m&m, one by one.
- Dipped the side very lightly in the honey.
- Stuck them together, side by side, forming a circle.
It was…tricky. My fingers got super sticky, and the m&ms kept wanting to roll away. I definitely made a mess, but I persisted. Slowly but surely, a colorful ring started to take shape.
The Final (Edible) Product
After what felt like forever (probably about 30 minutes), I had a complete ring! It wasn’t perfect, a little lopsided in places, but it was definitely a ring made of m&ms. I carefully lifted it up – success! It held together! I took a picture for share with my friend, and then, well, I ate it. It tasted like…m&ms and honey. Go figure.
All I can say is that It’s not every day that you made a ring with m&m.
