Reese’s Dipped Peanuts

Two coatings. One bag. That is the whole idea behind Reese’s Dipped Peanuts, and once you understand that, you get why the bag disappears so quickly. Half the peanuts inside carry a milk chocolate flavour coating. The other half gets a peanut butter flavoured coating instead. You reach in, and you genuinely do not know which one you’re pulling out next. It sounds simple. It is simple. But it keeps your hand going back into the bag far more than a single-coating product ever would, because your brain is always half-expecting the other one.

The peanuts underneath both coatings are whole roasted peanuts, making up 44 per cent of the total weight. That’s not a trace amount. That’s nearly half the bag, which means every mouthful has a proper crunch to it before the coating even registers. The peanut flour at 10 per cent adds depth to the peanut butter shell in a way that just using peanut oil or flavouring would not. It tastes genuinely nutty rather than artificially sweet. And the salt sits quietly at 0.25g per 100g, just enough to sharpen the whole experience without making the bag taste like a crisp. That salt balance is what makes Reese’s Dipped Peanuts so addictive. Sweet from the coating, roasted and slightly salty from the nut, creamy from the peanut butter shell. Three things are happening at once every single time. Browse our full Reese’s sweets range or explore our wider chocolate-coated nuts section for more options.

Reese’s traces back to 1928, when Harry Burnett Reese, a former Hershey employee, created his first peanut butter cup. That combination of peanut butter and chocolate became one of the most recognised flavour pairings in American confectionery history, and it built the brand that now sits on shelves across the UK. Reese’s Dipped Peanuts takes that same flavour logic and applies it to a snackable, shareable format that works in a bag rather than a cup. Same DNA, different shape.

The 68g format comes price-marked at 1.35 pounds and packs 16 bags per trade case, sitting it comfortably in the impulse confectionery bracket. The 90g pouch, designed with a euro hole for hook display, targets the sharing snack occasion and performs well in supermarkets and convenience stores alike. Both formats move quickly because the brand name does a serious amount of work before the customer even reads the label. Retailers looking for trade case pricing can find everything through our wholesale American confectionery section.