Was at a vendor’s office today and they had Reeces Pieces out. I didn’t have any because I’m on a diet (OK, I had a handful, don’t tell the diet club. ) Anyway, I really like peanut butter M&Ms, but these were good too.
Oh, Khadaji. You’re killing me. I’m depressed because it’s weigh-in day and I haven’t lost anything, and now you talk about Reese’s pieces, one of my very favorite candies, which I haven’t HAD since I was about 13? Because I don’t eat candy? And I need to lose weight anyway?
Reeses Pieces are vastly better. But I agree with Antinor01: Why have either when you can have both.
Right now my candy bowl at work has the mini Butterfingers, the mini Reeses PB cups, and mini Crunches. I find the Dove dark choco hearts are most effective at luring female coworkers, but I prefer the PB-based stuff for my own consumption.
M&M’s plain for me, although I will eat other M&M’s and Reese’s Pieces as opposed to nothing at all. Halloween candy is the big bag of individually packaged mouthful-sized M&M’s plains. And I just hope no kids come by.
Anybody ever have those M&M copycats by Hershey called Hersheyettes? Sorta diamond-shaped, a little bigger than an M&M and came in many colors. They went away in this area after only a short run. Can’t remember the last time I saw them. But they were good, too.
Neither. God help me, I managed to o.d. on Reese’s Pieces when E.T. came out and I am only just now at the point where I can eat more than one peanut butter cup within the span of a week or so. But given a gun to my head, I do think Reese’s has the handle on smoother and creamier.
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Ever since M&M’s came out with a Dark Chocolate M&M, I have turned my nose up at the rest.
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These are delicioso but strangely soft. Likewise the Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Kisses. Why is that? Extremely tasty, but the consistency always reminds me of chocolate gouache.