M&M's Has SO Many Flavors — but Which Is the Best?

The cupcake flavoring is a little artificial on these, which makes it hard to eat too many at once. They were OK, but not our favorite.

We had mixed feelings about this flavor, because we hoped for a really rich butterscotch flavor. What we actually got was a candy that was a little bit too sweet and a little bit too artificial tasting.

No, they don't taste like Honey Nut Cheerios, or really honey for that matter. They are tasty and have a slight honey taste, but not much, which is a plus if you're not that into honey.

While these M&M's definitely have a coffee taste to them, the flavor isn't that strong, which can be good or bad depending on what you want. We wish the flavor was stronger.

White Chocolate M&M's have been coming and going as a flavor and they're finally here to stay, which is great, because they're a solidly delicious flavor. They're not too buttery and have just the perfect balance of white chocolate underneath the crunchy shell.

These are actually SPICY. The title of these red and orange M&M's doesn't lie — after a few seconds of chewing, the spice kicks in, and the chili flavor pairs really well with sweet chocolate.

OK, we totally wish the White Cheesecake M&M's were a full-time flavor, because they are awesome. They taste a bit like cream cheese frosting mixed with the white chocolate and are a hefty little bite!

Crispy M&M's recently made a comeback, and we're so glad they did. The little round candies have just the right amount of crunch inside and have solidified a place in our candy rotation.

Caramel M&M's are literally the best M&M's ever to have been created. They have your usual M&M crunch on the outside but have a rich, chewy caramel center that's packed with flavor.