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bsaxman said:It will ONLY work with M&M Minis! I just made it last weekend for a show and if you use regular m&ms the flour from the other layers covers them up and you can't see the pretty colors! Instead of looking cool it actually looked a little messy cause the flour got in between my m&ms... the minis should work fine! anything tiny and colorful!
Yes, you can substitute M&M's for chocolate chips in most recipes. However, keep in mind that M&M's have a different texture and may not melt or distribute evenly in baked goods.
In most cases, you can use the same amount of M&M's as called for in the recipe for chocolate chips. However, if the recipe calls for melting the chocolate chips, you may need to adjust the cooking time or method when using M&M's.
Yes, you can use any type of M&M's as a substitute for chocolate chips. However, keep in mind that different flavors or varieties of M&M's may alter the taste or texture of your final dish.
If you want to keep the M&M's intact in your baked goods, you can try freezing them before adding them to your batter. You can also add them to the top of your baked goods instead of mixing them in.
M&M's can be used as a substitute for chocolate chips in most recipes, but they may not work well in all types of recipes. For example, they may not melt well in candy-making or in recipes that require a smooth, melted chocolate texture.