Reese's Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Snack Size Cups Candy, 0.55 oz, 12 Count

I grew up on this candy, and the individual wrappers keep each piece perfectly fresh, making them incredibly easy to pack into a lunchbox or grab for a quick afternoon treat. They melt smoothly in your mouth, offering a comforting sweet fix without having to open a full-size bar.

The creamy peanut butter and rich milk chocolate are always a delicious combination. They're just the right size for a quick snack or sharing, and they're always fresh and satisfying.

So goid. Love the size if I'm grabbing for myself. Portion control and still a creamy yummy Reese's peanut butter cup. Sometimes I grab these when on sale at the counter. There's probably not enough to share if you love them. Don't need to save it worry about expiring if will. Be gone.

The Reese's eggs are the superior version of all the Reese's peanut butter cups. The texture is smooth and creamy. The peanut butter to chocolate ratio is perfect. They are by far my favorite Easter treat. I put them in the freezer and eat them cold as well.

These are getting smaller and smallerand costing more and more for less~ I'm beginning to feel like I'm buying the packaging. I buy these for my autistic daughter

Recently, Reese's has changed some of its seasonal products from milk chocolate and peanut butter to “chocolate candy” with “peanut butter crème.” Beware! There's a marked difference in quality. The “chocolate candy” eggs taste oily and cheap, with no chocolate flavor. This stuff tastes like if ChatGPT made candy. I bought a bag of these eggs and I feel absolutely swindled. I expect a certain quality and flavor profile from Reese's products, otherwise I'd buy the no-name seasonal candy on the bottom shelf. No wonder y'all are using Inlfuenster to juice up your reviews.

As someone who has a lot of food sensitivities and is Gluten Free, Reese's PB cups were one constant in my life I could rely on. I eat one every night, sometimes two a day. For the past several months (atleast, probably longer) it is clear something has changed to the quality. A once fresh pack, no longer tastes fresh. Hints of a stale, chemical taste leave you not wanting to finish it. It's amazing that one of the worlld's most popular and successful candies has to resort to this and pins it on "innovation and cocoa prices", this is greed through and through. A company with pride in their product and a appreciation for their success would not do this. I hope Hershey's realizes we live in a time where real impact to one's bottomline is very much a reality when cutting corners and reverts back to the original recipe. Until then I'll have to find a replacement.

Waxy tasting chocolate coating and peanut butter crème? Fresh Reese's Peanut butter cups used to be my favorite indulgence. Not anymore! I've resorted to making my homemade version due to the inedible poor quality ingredients. No way I'll spend a penny on this toxic tasting so called treat. And the portion shrinkflation is reprehensible. So much disrespect for their customers!

At work they put out new candy, it was a mixed bag of Easter candy with Reese's eggs, I've always loved the eggs but when I put it in my mouth I immediately spit it out. Absolutely disgusting, what in the world is going on? Not at all close to what I'm used to from Reese's. If something was changed it's got to be changed back. Are you kidding, why would you mess with something that's been great forever

Did you change the recipe for peanut butter cups? They taste artificial now. Used to be my favorite candy