Amazon: Full-Size Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups 36-Count Only $18.99 Shipped & More

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   Shelley P September 21, 2018 at 7:49 pm MST

   Awesome! I ordered 3 boxes for the kiddos for Halloween 🙂 TY!

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  Dylan Fan September 22, 2018 at 3:55 am MST

  Trick or treat

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   Susan Crawford September 21, 2018 at 8:12 pm MST

   In my house, these wouldn’t make it to Halloween for trick or treat. I love Reese’s.

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   Kingc September 22, 2018 at 6:14 am MST

   Ordered the Reese’s and Kit Kats! Are Kit Kats good for allergies? If not, anybody have a reonlinemendation for a good blue teal sub for these candy bars?
   Also, this will make my grandmas day. Her retirement village does a trick or treat and she will be thrilled to see I’m bringing full size candy bars for her to pass out! Her and my grandfather (now passed) use to pass our full size bars every Halloween. She loved the looks on little kiddos faces! I’m going to hide from my own children and let her be the one to show them.
   Thanks for making the memory more affordable!

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  Teeracey September 22, 2018 at 7:53 am MST

  Kingc, that is so sweet!

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  Holly (Hip2Save Sidekick) September 22, 2018 at 11:00 am MST

  I have kiddos with peanut and tree/nut allergies, and there are not really truly safe good mainstream alternatives to a nice chocolate bar. There are varying degrees of what allergic people avoid, but someone with a true anaphylactic allergen avoidance wouldn’t likely eat any of the Mars/Hershey’s varieties. There is a brand called Enjoy Life that makes chocolate bars which my boys love, but they are pricey.

  I’ve called and talked with people at these manufacturers and the only big mainstream candy brands I’m personally onlinefy with are Wrigley with their Skittles, Starburst, Life Savers, etc., Dum-Dums, Tootsie Rolls, and Smarties (Explicitly labeled peanut and tree nut free). Some Hershey brands like Twizzlers are ok, but unfortunately no chocolate bars are fully safe. Disclaimer: I’m not giving medical advice, but just my experience from a mom with kiddos who have food allergies. Always check labels yourselves and contact manufacturers with any questions avoiding if you aren’t onlinefy with their answers. 🙂

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