Review-Reese's Fudge

As essential as any bike part. Reese's
Over the last few years, Reese's has not been satisfied with stealing a few souls here and there. They have branched out starting with the Reese's Pieces, and have been spreading their empire ever since. From the Fast Break, Reese's stix, to several variations of the traditional Reese's. Now their presence is felt even in the cereal aisle. The conspiracy continues to prosper under the nose of our government.

Recently I broke out of my boring existence and tried one of these special edition brandings of Reese's Peanut butter cups. The Fudge one.

I guess they had a Dark Chocolate version. Eww can't stand dark chocolate. Give me the cheap crap any day. This Fudge is kinda right in between. With all the popular press on the health benefits of chocolate, Hershey's had to do something to hop on that bandwagon while it was hot.

Slight bitter aftertaste but not as bad as dark chocolate. Overpowers the peanut butter.

Ehh, it's ok. I prefer the delicate balance in the original Reese's. Pure harmony between chocolate and peanut butter.
My soul has been sold to the Orange/Yellow and Brown