REESE'S Big Cup Caramel Peanut Butter Cups, 1.4 oz, 16 ct

Love these. Wonderful flavor, filling, but always want more.

Carmel flavor comes through the peanut butter cup in a great way. Carmel is not too thick and not too thin. It is sweeter than a plain peanut butter cup. I received them on May 1, 2026 and the bb date is August 2026. They tasted fresh and the value is great. It was a limited time deal and I got them for $13! It was a great deal. If you like Carmel and pb cups you’ll like these. I highly recommend them.

I loved them but the price went too high to rebuy.

I wish a person could live on these. They are so good! Make sure that you order during a cool season because these do not ship with cooling packs. But they are creamy, chocolatey, carmely, and peanut buttery. They are outstanding!

What can I say? I love milk chocolate. I love peanut butter. I love soft caramel. You put them all together in one place and I am one VERY happy camper! I have loved Reese's Peanut Butter cups since my childhood, and I will NOT tell you how long ago that was, but I always love having them in the house in their festive holiday foil wrappers so that guests ( and the hostess ) may indulge in a sweet treat. I admit that once I have had a taste, it's hard for me to stop at one when it comes to miniatures. These big cups? They're a full treat, with thick milk chocolate walls and the luscious caramel and peanut butter separated by that lovely milk chocolate until you take that bite and then wait just a few seconds while things begin to melt and become absolutely decadent. Seriously, these are a flavor bomb of decadence. Pricey? Yes. Worth the splurge? If you love milk chocolate, peanut butter and caramel, this is simply a no brainer.

Very good. Little TOO thick

Delishes, good size & Quality also Moisture content Value for the money

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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