Reese's Is Bringing Back Its Giant Peanut Butter Cup 'Pie' for Thanksgiving: How to Get One
The limited-edition dessert returns by popular demand as a 9-inch, 3-pound peanut butter cup, with sales capped at two per order.
- On Monday, Nov. 16, The Hershey Company will relaunch its Reese Pie, a 3-pound peanut butter and chocolate dessert priced at $49.99, with a limit of 2 per order.
- Originally introduced as a limited-time offering in 2021, the Reese Pie returns following overwhelming fan demand for Thanksgiving, giving chocolate and peanut butter lovers another reason to celebrate.
- The 9-inch treat weighs over 3 pounds and mimics a giant Peanut Butter Cup rather than a traditional pie. Hershey recommends storing it in a cool, dry place at room temperature.
- Fans can join a waitlist at shop.hersheys.com/reeses-pie.html to receive launch reminders, though joining does not guarantee availability. The Pie will also be sold in limited quantities at select club locations.
- Samantha Siegal, Senior Director of Marketing for Reese at The Hershey Company, said, "Thanksgiving is a celebration of tradition, but even the most beloved traditions leave room for reinvention.
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A Reese’s Cup That Weighs More Than 3 Pounds? It’s Coming Back for Thanksgiving
When the oversized candy first launched in 2021, the entire online inventory sold out in less than two hours.Reese’s is limiting online purchases to two per order.Credit: Courtesy of The Hershey CompanyKey PointsReese’s is bringing back its limited-edition Peanut Butter Pie for Thanksgiving, featuring a 9-inch version of its classic chocolate-and-peanut-butter candy that weighs more than 3 pounds.The Reese’s Pie costs $50 and goes on sale Novemb…
Reese’s Giant Peanut Butter Cup Pie Returns for Thanksgiving
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