Reese's Peanut Butter Cups - Other Reese's Products

Other Reese's Products

Other candy products of the Reese's division of Hershey include:

• Reese's Bar - a chocolate bar with squares of chocolate with a peanut butter filling
• Reese's Brownies
• Reese's Cookies
• Reese's Cremes
• Reese's Crispy Crunchy Bar, a chocolate bar with 5th Avenue-esque crisp, peanuts and Reese's peanut butter
• Reese's Fast Break
• Reese's NutRageous
• Reese's Peanut Butter Bars (with either chocolate or fudge coating)
• Reese's Peanut Butter Bites
• Reese's Pieces
• Reese's Pieces with Nuts
• Reese's Puffs Cereal
• Reese's No Bake Bars
• Reese's Select Cluster
• Reese's Snack Barz
• ReeseSticks
• Reese's Swoops
• Reese's Whipps
• Sweet 'n' Salty Bar
• Reese's Mini's
• 100 Calorie Peanut Butter Wafer Bars
• Oh Henry! bar with Reese's Peanut Butter
• Chips Ahoy With Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
• Selecta Ice Cream With Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (sold in Philippines only)
• Reese's Two Packs made for couples only, violations subject to arrest

In September 2007, Hershey's began producing a new Reese's bar called Reese's Whipps. Featuring peanut butter-flavored nougat with a chocolate coating, it has been likened to a peanut butter-flavored 3 Musketeers candy bar.

Hershey also produces several "pantry" items under the Reese's brand, such as Reese's peanut butter chips (analogous to chocolate chips for baking), Reese's premier baking pieces (tiny cup-shaped pieces of chocolate filled with peanut-butter, also for baking), Reese's jarred peanut butter (though without the chocolate, it tastes largely similar to regular peanut butter), and Reese's toppings (including peanut butter syrup, peanut butter and chocolate topping, and Reese's Magic Shell) and sprinkles for ice cream.

For the July 2008 release of the Batman feature film The Dark Knight, Reese's released two limited time products: blue and black Reese's Pieces with Batman's likeness on the packaging, and Reese's peanut butter-filled chocolate Batman logos which were sold individually and roughly the sized of two Reese's cups combined.

The fact that Reese Sticks digressed from the normal Reese's naming pattern was pointed out by Paul Lukas in his zine Beer Frame. As Lukas noted, even though the official name was Reese Sticks, most people he casually surveyed pronounced it unknowingly as Reese's Sticks. In 2009, Hershey's changed the name officially to Reese's Sticks.