Are Reeses chocolate real?

They are made with peanuts, sugar, nonfat milk, dextrose, corn syrup solids – and vegetable oil, consisting of a mix of palm, palm kernel, shea, sunflower and safflower oils. In addition to the classic Reese's cups, the white version comes in egg form for Easter and as unwrapped minis.
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Is Reese's real chocolate?

The filling is essentially a peanut-flavored fudge made from brown sugar, butter and milk. So next time you have an equal craving for both chocolate and peanut butter, opt-out of Reese's Pieces and just grab a two-piece Reese's Pieces Big Cup, where every bite is reliably robed in chocolate.
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What is Reese's chocolate made of?

The original Reese's Peanut Butter Cup is made from milk chocolate and peanut butter, but other versions exist that use ingredients such as dark chocolate or white chocolate.
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Did Reese's pieces contain chocolate?

Reese's Pieces are a product extension of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups line; they were designed to capitalize on the success of the chocolate-covered peanut butter cups, though unlike the cups, they have no chocolate.
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Do Reese's Pieces have real peanut butter in them?

The candies, which as you may know come in orange, yellow, and brown colors, are only peanut butter-flavored. Chocolate is NOT an ingredient, despite sharing a name with the chocolate peanut butter cups, and the brown color, which I guess we all just assumed meant they were chocolate?!
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What You Should Know Before Eating Another Reese's



Why are Reese's so addictive?

Think about the best combinations: they're well-balanced. Just like Reese's cups are so addicting because they've got a bit of sweet and a bit of salty (similar to caramel corn or pretzel sticks dipped in frosting), dynamic duos seem to have a bit of opposite qualities.
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What chocolate does Reese's use?

Reese's Peanut Butter Cup consists of smooth peanut butter cream enveloped in Hershey's chocolate.
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What is the difference between real chocolate and fake chocolate?

Real dark chocolate will ALWAYS contain: cocoa powder (chocolate liquor, chocolate, unsweetened chocolate), cocoa butter, and sugar. If the ingredients list has palm kernel oil, it is adulterated fake chocolate. Unlike milk and white chocolate, dark chocolate has no milk in it.
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Why do Reese's Pieces taste like chocolate?

1. They Aren't Made With The Same Filling As The Cups. Though they taste similar, Hershey's actually developed a formula back in the '70s for sweetened peanut meal that has the consistency of chocolate, which has become the basis for the pieces, said a spokesperson from the Hershey Company.
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Does Reese's use Hershey's chocolate?

Reese's was created in 1928 by H.B. Reese, an ex-foreman of a Hershey plant, who left the Hershey company to set up his own business. The Reese's brand joined Hershey's portfolio when the H.B. Reese Candy Company merged with Hershey in 1963*.
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Why do Reese's taste different?

It all comes down to the chocolate ratio

According to Better Homes & Gardens, it all comes down to the ratio of the chocolate to the peanut butter. While both shapes use the same amount of chocolate, the pumpkins are a larger candy, meaning that there's more peanut butter filling in comparison to the chocolate.
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Why does Reese peanut butter taste different?

There are two reasons the ratio of milk chocolate to peanut butter is different between the shapes and traditional cups: The first is that the shapes are larger than the cups, but use about the same amount of chocolate. That means the rest of the area is filled with extra peanut butter filling (yum).
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Is Reeses chocolate the same as Hershey?

Reese's are currently owned and manufactured by Hershey's, but they didn't start as one of the American chocolate giant's products. Harry Burnett Reese is the man responsible for Reese's first product, the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. Mr. Reese was a Dairy Manager for Mr.
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Is Hersheys white chocolate real?

White chocolate is made with a blend of sugar, cocoa butter, milk products, vanilla, and a fatty substance called lecithin. Technically, white chocolate is not a chocolate—and it doesn't really taste like one—because it doesn't contain chocolate solids.
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Are Reese Pieces OK for dogs?

Yes, dogs can eat a few Reese's Pieces since this occasional treat does not contain ingredients that are toxic to dogs such as raisins or chocolate. But we do not recommend that you give Reese's Pieces to your pup because they are not healthy.
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Why do Reese's taste so good?

While the chocolate is sweet and smooth, the peanut butter is salty and crumbly. When combined, it's an exciting experience for your taste buds — which is the dynamic sensory contrast at work. Seems like the food scientists behind the Reese's recipe got the balance of the chocolate and peanut butter down to a T.
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Is there more chocolate or peanut butter in a Reese?

The standard Reese's cup, meanwhile, was exactly the reliable 50-50 ratio of peanut butter to chocolate we know and love, making for the ultimate balance between salty and sweet. It felt right.
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Did Reeses change their chocolate?

Reese's has just announced they will be releasing an organic version of the classic chocolate and peanut butter treat this year. For an item to be certified organic, it must contain 95 percent organic ingredients, according to Delish, and the newly introduced peanut butter cups will meet these requirements.
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Does Hershey's use fake chocolate?

“I call it mockolate, which is basically a fake chocolate product.” In a statement, Hershey's told TODAY that consumers love its products and all its candies are clearly labeled. It still offers real milk chocolate in Hershey's Kisses, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and its classic chocolate bar.
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Why does Hershey's chocolate taste of vomit?

What's not subjective is the fact that butyric acid is found in milk, which is in Hershey's chocolate, and that butyric acid can create notes of sourness and tang — which, yes, some sensitive tasters, or those used to European chocolate, could feel is reminiscent of vomit ... where butyric acid also hangs out.
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What candy is real chocolate?

The main difference between candy coating* and real chocolate is cocoa butter. Real chocolate contains cocoa butter, while candy coating contains other natural oils such as palm kernel oil. Real chocolate requires tempering before it can be used.
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Who makes Reese's chocolate?

In 1969, only six years after the Reese/Hershey merger, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups became the best-selling product of The Hershey Company. As of September 20, 2012, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups were the No. 1 selling candy brand in the United States with sales of $2.603 billion.
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What is the oldest candy?

Good & Plenty is believed to be the oldest candy brand in the USA. The pink-and-white capsule-shaped chewy licorice was first produced in 1893 in Philadelphia. It's still found at concession stands everywhere, which makes Good & Plenty a treat that can be enjoyed by candy lovers of all ages.
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