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Hershey's Reese's Pieces Peanut ButterNewest Review: ... Coming in a bright orange package weighing 40 odd grammes, these are small sweets which are very similar to smarties or ... more More Hershey's in Food
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by - written on 11/12/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Whilst watching a film last night I wanted something tasty to munch on and having been to Morrisons earlier that day I had bought a few goodies in, one of which was a bag of Reese's Pieces. Not normally a fan of peanut butter by itself I was only introduced to this range a few months ago when the bars were on offer and this was my first experience of the pieces variety. Contained in a bright orange bag as shown above, the weight is 43 grams and you are informed that these are peanut butter candy in a crunchy shell. When opened the contents of the bag remind me of mini-M&M's smaller in diameter than Smarties and in earthy brown colours. Similar ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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One of the most peculiar packaged chocolate products are the Reese's Pieces from Hersheys, along side the Reese's Cups and the Reese's Nutrageous. Coming in the Reese's orange and yellow the packet promises to have Peanut Butter candy in a crunchy shell so it sounds quite like the typical Reese's products in a crunchy shell. Feeling through the bag they feel tiny and hard about the size of a chocolate coated peanut, maybe a little smaller. When they are taken out of the pack they look a lot like chocolate (plain) m&m's in little circles and of various colours such as orange, yellow and brown and are small and hard coated though lack the trademark ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I've always been a fan of peanut butter. Not so much peanuts themselves - I've never been one to ask for a pack of Salted peanuts from the "Big D - wannabe Pirelli Tyre Calendar" card from behind the bar.....but peanut butter.....well, I could (and have) just spoon it out of the jar when I think no one is looking....... Peanut butter doesn't really make much of an appearance in confectionary. KitKat have recently made an effort to rectify this with a version of their Chunky bar, and very nice it is too. M&Ms I believe have a peanut butter version that is almost impossible to find in the UK.....so that leaves us relying on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/03/09 (Very useful, 281 readings)
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I hadn't tried peanut butter before I went to work in America for 6 weeks just over a year ago. It's huge over there and I seemed to be the only one who hadn't tried it. The thought of scooping peanut butter out of a jar and onto a sandwich doesn't appeal to me, neither does shoving my finger in the jar and eating a dollop of it. Disguising it in chocolate was more up my street, so I gave the vending machines a run for their money. I must admit, if you haven't tried peanut butter in chocolate before it may not taste like the nicest thing in the world, but you get used to it and it does have something slightly addictive about it. Reese's cups have been ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/08/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I'm sure I had seen these in Asda, but I kept well away from Reese's Chocolate. I tried it a couple of years ago, and although I like Peanut products, I just found it odd to eat Peanut Butter covered in Chocolate, so I didn't bother with it again. I saw these on sale at the checkout in Morrison's yesterday, and decided to buy a Sweet treat, and the other choices such as Mars Bars, Twix etc didn't appeal to me at that time. This came in a 43g pack and cost 51p. Quite pricey I thought, but all the Sweets at the check out seemed a bit more expensive than I would have though. The pack is quite eye catching. It is a bright orange colour and quite shiny. ... Read the complete review
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