Collection: Reese's

H.B. Reese was a Hershey dairy farm manager who lost his job in 1919 and started making his own candy using Hershey's chocolate. In 1928, responding to a retailer struggling to keep chocolate-covered peanut butter candy in stock, he launched what he originally called "Penny Cups" — one cent each. The H.B. Reese Candy Company merged into Hershey in 1963. We stock the bars, Pieces, Sticks and dipped pretzels.

The classic Peanut Butter Cups — milk chocolate shells filled with Reese's peanut butter — are our best-selling line here, sold by the case. For sharing, the Peanut Butter Cups Trio packs three cups per wrapper instead of two. If you want the peanut butter taste in a chocolate bar format rather than a cup, the Overload bar and Fast Break bar both fold peanut butter through a bar rather than a cup shell — Fast Break adds a nougat centre, Overload leans on chunks of peanut butter cup pieces mixed through the bar. All four lines are in stock and sold by the case, ideal for restocking a retail counter or vending business rather than a single-bar top-up.