Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Toppings & Spreads

H.B. Reese Candy Company began in 1923 in Hershey, Pennsylvania, after Harry Burnett Reese left dairy work for Milton Hershey and started making candy in town. Peanut butter cups joined the line around 1928, coated in Hershey chocolate and sold as a foodservice and retail candy. At GoFoodservice, we offer Reese's peanut butter cups, candy pieces, baking chips, dessert toppings, peanut butter, and peanut butter sauce in bulk boxes and cases.

• Peanut butter cups and minis in bulk boxes for concessions, grab-and-go, and dessert garnish
• Peanut butter candy pieces in regular and mini sizes for ice cream mix-ins, cookies, and scoop bins
• Peanut butter baking chips in regular and mini sizes for cookies, brownies, and blondies
• Chopped cup toppings and fine grind toppings for sundaes, shakes, and bakery mix-ins
• Peanut butter and peanut butter sauce in foodservice tubs for sandwiches, desserts, and drizzle
• Bulk boxes and cases sized for ice cream shops, bakeries, and concession lines

Cups and minis belong at the counter. Pieces and chopped toppings belong on the sundae station. Baking chips go in the mixer. Peanut butter sauce is a drizzle, not a sandwich cup. The same peanut butter flavor runs through the bake list and the topping station without opening grocery bags.

Reese's is the peanut butter cup name most guests already know, which is why it shows up on ice cream menus and bakery cases. The mix on this page is the foodservice line: bulk cups, pieces, chips, toppings, and peanut butter, not king-size candy bars.

Shop our selection of Reese's peanut butter cups, pieces, and baking chips at GoFoodservice and keep the dessert station on bulk cups, chips, and toppings.