REESE'S, THINS White Crème and Peanut Butter Candy, Individually Wrapped, 7.37 oz, Bag

I liked them for a smaller yet satisfying snack and the white chocolate is a favorite. I would say it's about a third of the size of a regular peanut butter cup.. this would make a great size treat for toddler or someone who just wants a small treat. My husband complained there wasn't enough peanut butter. That's the point, or if someone's dieting and they want just a little treat. I think it's a great idea..

They are very addicting. it has a sweeter taste than the milk chocolate version and i am hooked on them. They also seem to have a smoother texture to them. If I had to make a choice between the pair I would probably choose the white chocolate version.

Reese's White Creme Thins are a delightful twist on the classic peanut butter cup. Instead of the traditional milk chocolate, these feature a smooth and creamy white creme coating that pairs beautifully with the rich peanut butter filling. The flavor balance is spot on—the white creme is sweet and velvety, while the peanut butter center brings that familiar salty richness that Reese's is known for. Worth the value!

Arrived on time I love the white chocolate receives thin peanut butter cups and Walmart did a great job and they were delivered when they said and they did not melt or anything

If you love white chocolate and feel like the peanut butter taste is a little strong in the regular cups, then you will love these too! They are the perfect ratio in my opinion. So addictive!

Now that these came down in price I buy them all the time. They're delicious.

Great sweet snag individually bagged so you can choose how many you want at a time.

here we go more white chocolate just good tasteand good for the price love them

ordered 6 pack of white chocolate Reese's cups but received these as a substitute item. very disappointed as the cups were "thin" and have an extremely small amount of peanut butter filling.

I love these, but these haven't been the same lately. I'm not sure if it's just this local Walmart, but kinda think this product isn't purchased here locally by a lot of people so I can see these being older. But I noticed that the last several bags I bought here were dry and I don't know the exact word, but I guess stale for the lack of a better word. I've had other people try them and they couldn't say for sure, but they felt something was off when they first took a bite. So, fresh ones are great! But older ones are eh, dry and not at all the same as fresh ones