REESE'S Big Cup Caramel Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups, Candy Packs, 1.4 oz (16 Count)

Good.

So delicious, great for your sweet tooth.

These are my favorite reese cups. These come in a big box so you definitely get a good value. They are thucker than regular Reese cups so they are a little harder and harder to melt. The caramel is very soft and creamy and the cups seemed like they were fresh and not sitting for a long time. They are sweeter than a regular reese cup so you dont like really sweet treats or diabetic I would not recommend them.

Omg! These are delicious! And the price is right. I thought they would be melted when they arrived but, they were still fresh. I still love the regular Reese Cups but, if you ever want Carmel too? Then this right here is the one you need to go with.

Tastes great and really sweet! One Big Cup is enough to take care of that chocolate craving. It came a bit melted. The size of the Big cup is great and is perfect for Reese’s Peanut Butter fans. I’d recommend to ship with some ice packs.

Great !!! What a really nice surprise with these, very large renditions of the peanut butter cups with the added lovely caramel. Everyone enjoys them in our family. I think anyone who orders these will be very pleased with the EXTRA LARGE SIZE of the cups, I know we are. Thanks to the manufacturer who made these too in a land where everyone else's product is shrinking, these are the exception, truly!

Arrived on time and in good condition

I approached the REESE’S Big Cup Caramel Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups with a spirit of hopeful anticipation, persuaded that such a union—peanut butter and caramel, both rich and indulgent in their own right—must surely result in something most agreeable. The confection is, in every practical sense, exactly what it professes to be. The chocolate is smooth, the peanut butter familiar and comforting, and the caramel flows with a softness that suggests care in its making. Nothing here is misleading, careless, or poorly executed. And yet, dear reader, the heart is not always won by good intentions alone. For reasons difficult to articulate but impossible to ignore, the caramel unsettled the balance rather than enhancing it. Where I expected harmony, I found a mild discord—too sweet, too insistent, intruding upon the quiet confidence of the peanut butter rather than supporting it. Still, I cannot condemn what is clearly a well-crafted treat, only confess that it failed to move me. Thus, I grant it three stars: respectable, honest, and likely to delight others, though it did not quite succeed in delighting me.

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