Reese Peanut Butter Cup

One of America's favorite guilty pleasures is Reese Peanut Butter. And it's easy to see why: these chocolates are so buttery and smooth, with a rich buttery flavor that's hard to beat. They're also incredibly convenient, coming in handy when traveling or at work, and being manufactured in a variety of interesting shapes and packaging. However, it can be hard to resist, especially when those creamy and delicious chocolate balls are presented in attractive red, white, and blue packages. What follows is an analysis of both the Rees' classic lines and their newer creations.

It's probably no surprise that one of the best selling lines from Reese's is their famous "Reese's" chocolate assortment. In the US, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups usually comes in sets of 2, 4, 10 or twenty in pretty distinctive blue packaging, nestled among thick, sturdy paperboard boxes. The "classic" two Pack is very tempting 0.75 ounces, as seen in the old packaging; the "King size" four-packs are a bit smaller, a real treat for chocolate connoisseurs who want a smidge bigger bite. The re-branding of the classic chocolate balls also brings new white chocolate products eggs to the market. While the original chocolate candy was always white - to mimic the more milk-based white chocolates of days gone by - Reese's has re-badged it with this white hue.

The classic packaging is quite nice, with clear plastic cellophane tabs and the standard peanut butter oval logo on a white tray. On the inside, you'll find the standard oval cookie shell with browned peanut butter balls (re-badged in a white crumb shape). You can't help but notice the fun look on the packaging: a smiling Peanut Butter Lady faces you as you open the package to find the delightful surprise inside. The entire product is designed to look like your favorite childhood cartoon character, except this time, she's about to melt your chocolate!

The re-badged "Reese's" cole mini cups come in all of the classic cups you expect, including the classic plain square design. It's a good idea to keep a standard set of measuring cups around for measuring, though these re-badged versions come with a built-in measuring cup so you won't have to buy one separately. All of the classic cups, of course, come in a wide variety of exciting colors and patterns. A fun option is to go with the Reese Peanut Buttercup theme. The lady in the packaging even sports a "Reese Peanut Butter Cup" logo to prove her ownership of the product - a sure selling combo.

There are a lot of fun options available if you want to include Reese Peanut Butter Pieces inside your cookies or other treats. The most common way to do this is to simply melt some butter (we prefer peanuts) and then place the pieces inside the molds. Some people prefer to use actual Reese's Pieces in their cookies or other baked goods to create an authentic feel, but we think a simple mix of butter and chocolate is just as rewarding. If you feel like playing around with different combinations, try using different nuts and chocolate chips to see what combinations come up.

Another fun way to use Reese Peanut Butter Pieces is to make Easter cookies or other snacks. These are a bit trickier to make than regular cookies, mostly because you need to have the melted chocolate set to the right consistency before baking, otherwise the finished snack will fall apart. If you melt the chocolate too much while it's still liquid, it might result in chunks or bubbles in your finished product. This can be fixed by scraping the melted chocolate until it's smooth and shiny again. If you have pieces that you want to keep, there's also an easy way to take these out of the package and re-store them in an airtight container. You can use freezer bags, silica bags, or paperboard boxes to store your Reese Peanut Butter Pieces in.

If you don't want to melt the chocolate yourself, then feel free to buy chocolate that already has the right consistency for melted chocolate - in this case, it would probably be a nice addition to a milk chocolate recipe. Either way, it's really easy to add in Reese Peanut Butter to your favorites. For example, instead of just adding a Reese's Peanut Butter cup to a recipe where you use regular milk, you can actually substitute the cup for a chocolate cup containing Reese's Peanut Butter. You can also change up the flavor of cupcakes by using different Reese's Peanut Butter cups (especially for non-chewy cupcakes).

If you're wondering how this candy is still around, well, almost like a superhero. It was created when a man made a powerful, almost magical, concoction of peanut butter and cream. The only problem was that his family didn't think his new recipe was cool enough so they had him test it at his family's cookout. When his concoction was tested and it included crushed Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, he was over the moon and started promoting his new creation to everyone he knew. It wasn't long before his career was on its way to success, and he ended up making almost like a celebrity.

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