The big M&M test (part 2)

Over two years ago I conducted my first M&M test. Time for an update I would say, because are all the different colours evenly devided in the bag in 2008..?
After a quick visit to the store I came home with 6 bags of peanut M&M's, over one and a half kilos of candy.

[ either you do it proper or don't do it at all... ]

After opening all the bags, sorting and counting them, this was the result:

	bag 1	bag 2	bag 3	bag 4	bag 5	bag 6	Tot (av.)
Red	15	19	19	29	14	31	127 (21.2)
Brown	22	18	20	18	26	17	121 20.2)
Green	16	19	23	13	20	27	118 (19.7)
Yellow	33	20	20	18	21	16	128 (21.3)
Blue	23	20	23	21	25	13	125 (20.8)
Orange	12	27	20	22	19	22	122 (20.3)
	121	123	125	121	125	126

741 M&M's in 6 different colours...

If you look at my sample you see the colours on average are devided quite evenly. But what should I do now with all the tested M&M's? I decided to put them back in the bags, two bags with only brown and red M&M's, two with the green and yellow ones and two bags with only blue and orange M&M's.

[ I couldn't be bothered to evenly mixing them up again... ]