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You Can Now Get Reese Cups Stuffed With Reese Pieces In Canada

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THIS IS THE NEWS 2016 HAS BEEN HOPING FOR: Reese peanut butter cups are now stuffed with Reese Pieces. REESE-CEPTION ! MIND BLOWN!

Yup, that's right.

Because just when you thought everyone's favourite candy couldn't get any better...it DOES. I'll be completely honest, I am NOT a chocolate lover, and have always leaned towards something savory over something sweet, but I have a soft spot when it comes to Reese cups. To fit the pieces inside, obviously the cup is a little bigger than the regular ones, but we won't complain:

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While not all stores carry the chocolate juuuuust quiet yet, keep your eyes peeled for it in the nest few weeks!

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