Credit: Mars, Inc Chewy skittles without a shell actually exist Author: Doug Delony Published: 7:23 AM CST January 29, 2019 Updated: 7:30 AM CST January 29, 2019 ...

Calling all sweet-tooths, candy lovers, and Skittles fanatics: a new era is upon us. The UK Mars Confectionary has unveiled their latest tasty creation: Skittles Chewies, or "No Shell" Skittles ...

Scratch the surface of a Skittles and, wow, you will find so much more than a chewy fruit-flavored sugar bomb. The shiny candy is a bit like a Rorschach test; you see what you want to see in those ...

Skittles no longer uses gelatin in its chewy candies. However, we can't say the same for their newer line of gummies. Learn what exactly is in those sweet bites in our guide to vegan Skittles.

Though the law no longer mentions titanium dioxide, the “Skittles ban” moniker stuck, and some viral social media posts are falsely claiming California will ban Skittles candy by 2027.

Skittles may be off the hook for now, but there are still up to 12,000 products — like Peeps, which contains red dye No. 3 — that could be impacted by AB418.

Titanium dioxide is in Skittles, but it's no longer included in the ban. Skittles maker Mars didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment ahead of publication.

"Seriously, those are called Starburst," another person posted. Starbursts are square skittles with no shell — An*z (@uhnizo) June 26, 2018 ...

I just found out all the skittles are the same flavor, they just have different colors and smells. I mean--how do you just move on from that. — Reggie Aqui (@reggieaqui) January 9, 2018 ...