Valentine's Day may be over, but that doesn't mean it's the end of candy season. That's because while the chocolate-covered strawberries and cherry cordials may be in our rearview mirror, eggs and bunnies are on the horizon. Easter is a major holiday for candy companies, and it appears they're already vying to sweeten the deal even more.
Last month, Reese's released Direct from the Factory Eggs, and they sold out almost immediately (unsurprisingly—who doesn't love Reese's shapes and the Hershey's Direct from the Factory offerings?). Now Reese's has another new Easter treat that is bound to stick around a bit longer.
Reese's Introduces New Peanut Butter Mini Eggs Unwrapped
In Hershey's Easter lineup, there are plenty of returning fan favorites this year, but we're always especially drawn to what's new and exciting. And while the full-sized version of Kit Kat Lemon Crisp and Cookies 'N' Creme Polka Dot Bunnies are tempting, nothing speaks to us quite like Reese's peanut butter and chocolate.
The newest Reese's product arriving in stores is Reese's Peanut Butter Mini Eggs Unwrapped, which comes in 8-ounce bags of mini peanut butter-filled eggs, conveniently unwrapped for easy snacking. They're just like the mini eggs you know and love from Reese's, only easier to enjoy by the handful (or bag, if we're being realistic).
As with all of Reese's seasonal products, we love the mini eggs because they pack even more peanut butter into every bite, with the ideal filling-to-chocolate ratio. Plus, the fact that they are unwrapped means they're not only perfect for snacking but even better for baking up some Easter treats or adding to snack mixes like this Brownie Buddy Snack Mix or Popcorn Salad.
Even though Valentine's Day candy is going on clearance in stores, you'll probably want to stock up on Reese's Peanut Butter Mini Eggs Unwrapped while you can. They're a seasonal Easter offering, and if the other Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs are any indication, these are bound to be a popular pick this spring. Hershey's entire Easter lineup will be sold at retailers nationwide for a limited time, but you can already find them online at Hershey's website.
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