Skittles released a bag of individually-wrapped little candy packets printed with one of five camouflage patterns: grass, asphalt, sand, kitchen tile, and tree bark. The goal is to make Easter egg hunts a bit more challenging.
Skittles camouflaged as grass and asphalt
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