Reese's Pieces Peanut Butter Eggs

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Reese's Pieces Eggs

It's been years since I last had Reese's Pieces, however when I saw this box of Reese's Pieces Eggs in Bargain Buys recently I thought I'd give them another try. These are much larger than Reese's Pieces so have a greater ratio of peanut butter filling to shell. They cost £1 per box, are gluten free and suitable for vegetarians.

Reese's Pieces Eggs

They're a bit like Cadbury Mini Eggs in appearance but with more brightly-coloured shells.

Reese's Pieces Eggs



They taste very yummy and are highly addictive! The peanut filling gets a better chance to shine here compared to regular Reese's Pieces - it's quite creamy, and almost like a peanut white chocolate rather than peanut butter. It's mild but it works with the crunchy shells perfectly.

Overall, I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed these even though I wasn't expecting to. They're absolutely full of sugar and good old-fashioned artificial colourings, but so addictive. If you have a Bargain Buys nearby you certainly can't go wrong with a box! I believe they may also be available in Poundworld.

Nutrition (per 100g): 503 Calories, 23.1g Fat, 62.8g Carbohydrates, 52.8g Sugars, 11.1g Protein.

8 out of 10.

Comments

  1. Nibs8 April 2017 at 10:54

    Giving the PB Queen a run for her money here!!! xx

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews8 April 2017 at 13:36

      I will admit, THE Hand has gone a bit mad on the nuts lately haha! xx

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  2. liza12 April 2017 at 11:03

    nice post

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