
Ashley H. answered 07/12/19
BA in Communications with 3+ Years of Teaching
Answer: skittles 'n beans
The shortened form of "and" is most commonly written as 'n (apostrophe before n).
The apostrophe takes place of the omitted letter "a" in the word.
Other Examples:
goin' (apostrophe takes place of the g)
same ol' stuff (apostrophe takes place of the d).