Reese Large Peanut Butter Eggs - 3 Pack Egg-Shaped Milk Chocolate Creme Filled Easter Candy, Holiday Sweets For Baskets Stuffers & Treats - 1.2 oz (4 Pieces Per Box)

Order received with timely. Had difficulty finding in stores, this year.

Arrived on time for the Easter Bunny, very yummy!

How could I possibly leave only 4 stars for arguably the top sweet treat on the planet? It's because the peanut butter mixture is slightly different than the "flat" eggs and due to design, the outer chocolate walls are thicker. So, if your favorite part of these treats are the peanut butter, keep with the non-actual egg-shaped ones and if you like the chocolate, this actual egg-shaped product is for you.

I'm having 16 people for Easter dinner. Everyone has an Easter basket with Reeses PB eggs. I know they will all love them!

I'm one of those people who prefers the special holiday shaped Reeses Peanut Butter Cups because they have more peanut butter than the standard cups. These eggs put even those special holiday shapes to shame. These Reeses Peanut Butter Eggs are basically 80% Peanut Butter and 20% chocolate and it's fantastic.Structurally each egg is kind of hit or miss with some having holes around the chocolate seams. Only about 2 of the eggs in one of our 4 packs had COMPLETELY hole-free chocolate shelves. The rest had holes big enough you could get a fingertip into and use to split open the egg along the seam. That's not necessarily a bad thing though, as that's a fun way to eat the eggs. It's like pulling apart an Oreo and eating the frosting off both halves and then eating the chocolate cookies.***Overall Value***This 3-pack is really a 12-pack, as there are 4 eggs in each box, And each egg is about two peanut butter cups-worth of peanut butter (at least), so the value isn't quite as bad as it seems because this is like getting about 24 peanut butter cups, nowadays that's not bad for $15 (at the time of review).

Dry, separated, yucky taste, old

Chocolate, peanut butter, what's not to like? The ratio of chocolate to peanut butter on these seems different from the standard peanut butter cups - the chocolate shell is a little thicker on the egg. Still delicious like you'd expect from Reese's!The eggs are good sized - approximately 1.5" x 2" and are individually foil wrapped inside the cardboard box that holds 4 eggs. Per ounce these are a little more expensive than standard cups, but not so much that I'm not willing to pay for the correct shape for the holiday.

The battle for best candy, Easter vs. Halloween, begins. I love these eggs because they have more peanut butter. They have become a beloved Easter essential. Unlike the other Reese's eggs, these feature a three-dimensional egg shape. They're wrapped in canary-yellow foil and really stand out. When you bite into this Reese's egg, you really have to bite because it has a thick, sturdy chocolate shell. The textural contrast between the hard outside and the soft inside is great. When you bite into this Reese's egg, you'll find the same, rather grainy, peanut butter filling of any other Reese's product, so the word "creme" in the name of this product is a bit of a misnomer. Overall, great Easter treat right down to the fun details molded into the egg's shell.