M&M's Factory Quiz

What are M&M's made of?

• All of the above

• Sugar and corn syrup

• Cocoa solids, cocoa butter, and milk solids

• Food dyes and liquid coating

Where does M&M's source their cocoa from?

• India, Vietnam, and Colombia

• Ghana, the Ivory Coast, and Indonesia

• Peru, Tanzania, and Papua New Guinea

• Brazil, Mexico, and Ecuador

How are the vibrant colors of M&M's created?

• Mixing food dyes with a liquid coating

• Adding natural and artificial flavors

• Using special molds for different colors

• Coating the chocolate centers with sugar

What is the purpose of corn syrup in M&M's?

• To provide the sweetness

• To keep the candy soft and chewy

• To create the perfect texture and flavor

• To add vibrant colors

How are M&M's sorted by color?

• Using sensors and cameras

• By manually inspecting each candy

• By the shape of the candy centers

• By the size of the candy shells

What is the purpose of the N Rover machine?

• To sort the candies by color

• To package the candies into bags and boxes

• To apply the candy shell to the chocolate centers

• To label and ship the candies

How does the production line for M&M's minimize waste?

• By recycling heat from the molding process

• By using as little packaging material as possible

• By conducting regular audits of suppliers and factories

• By testing the candies for stability over time

What tests are conducted in the Quality Control Department?

• All of the above

• Tests for texture, taste, and appearance

• Tests for stability over time

• Tests for compliance with labor laws

What flavors are available for M&M's?

• Milk chocolate, caramel, toffee, and pretzel

• Milk chocolate, hazelnut spread, peanut butter, and mint

• Milk chocolate, white chocolate, almond, and caramel

• Milk chocolate, dark chocolate, peanut, and crispy

What is one of the iconic features of M&M's?

• All of the above

• Their bright colors and fun shape

• Their variety of packaging options

• Their popularity at parties and events