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Finally! Something I dislike is available in a size that makes it even less likely that I'll indulge ... much less overindulge ... . Thank you, Reeses ...
There is a part of me that is disgusted by this, another that is all in. I guess I'll never know what reality would be link.
In other horrifying candy, my wife bought these around Halloween and the adults did a tasting...I still shudder sometimes thinking about the taste and reaction I had to it.
On the Reese's pie, go find the image with the nutritional info...to get the numbers down to something they were happy with they have you cutting that 9" pie into 48 slices ROFL!
I'd rather have a chocolate peanut butter pie proper than a large Reese's cup. I don't care for their filling or the flavor of the chocolate. But it would make a great gift for someone who likes them.
So glad this is sold out before I saw it, although I would never have hit purchase at that high price of $44.99. I think I will just go buy a bag of Reese's cups and eat them instead.
10.5oz of the snack size Reeses should run about (let's say) $4 per package. So you'd be looking at (about) $20 for 3.4lbs of individual cups vs the $50 for a single decadent showstopper.
. Thank you, Reeses ...
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