Reese's Sticks Peanut Butter Wafers Review

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Another snack from the package Bring Back Banjo Bar recently sent me...and surprise surprise, it's wafer-based! ;) Whilst not being as awesome as the sorely missed Banjo Wafer Bar, these Reese's Sticks are pretty amazing as far as nuts and wafer goes!


Opening the pack revealed two chocolate coated wafers which were light and crunchy and similar in texture to Nestlé Blue Riband. They were much tastier though! There was a layer of delicious Reese's peanut butter creme running through them with a slight salty edge, which tasted every bit as delicious as it sounds!


The combination of crunchy wafer, peanut butter and sweet milk chocolate made these a perfect snack, combining all the best elements of a wafer with Reese's peanut butter - what more could you want? Don't get me wrong I love a Kitkat with my coffee but these made for a tasty change!

RATING: 8 out of 10.

 Many thanks to Bring Back Banjo Bar for sending me these - please sign the Bring Back Banjo Petition and Like the Facebook Page!

Comments

  1. openyoureyes19 November 2015 at 09:53

    Sorry, but let us have a reality check. These taste nothing like a Reese's PB Cup. In fact, they taste identicle to Little Debbie Nutty Bars. At a dollar a box at most dollar stores and 3× the product, I think you will find my advice and the Little Debbie snack easier to swallow.

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