10 SECRETS That Will Change The Way You Eat Reese's

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Here's a list of 10 Secrets That Will Change The Way You Eat Reese's. Chocolate and peanut butter, timeless combination, these are 10 secrets about Reese's that you didn't know.
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By far one of the most popular chocolate treats in the world is the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. It's hard to find the words that can truly describe just how great these things are, but the fact of the matter is that almost everyone loves them. Well, as it turns out, the candy has an interesting story behind it as well. These are 10 secrets that will change the way you eat Reese's.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:26 Reese's First Candies Were A Bust
1:43 He Named Chocolate Bars After His Kids
3:08 The First Peanut Butter Cup Was Part of An Assortment
4:27 Peanut Butter Cups During WWII
5:42 Hershey Ended Up Buying Reese's
7:15 Reese's Pieces is Missing Something
8:42 E.T. Made Reese's Pieces Way More Popular
10:09 There Was a Flavor Based on Elvis
11:35 Reese's dominates the holidays
12:56 May 18 is "I Love Reese's Day"

SUMMARIES:
- The entire story of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup starts with one man: Harry Burnett Reese. The mastermind behind the beloved candy didn't even start out working in a different industry.
- Reese looked at the success of Hershey's and knew that if one candy company could make it in America, then certainly another one could as well. While continuing to work for Hershey's, Reese experimented with his own candy concoctions at home.
- Reese had incorporated his own company and was moving forward on making all kinds of different sweets. It wasn't until five years after incorporation that he made the very first peanut butter cup, the candy that would eventually change the chocolate game for good.
- When the Second World War broke out, it was a time of great conflict. It was also a time of great rationing, as supplies needed to be doled out to the soldiers on the front lines. People were willing to make do with what they could so that the military could keep their fighting men fed and fuelled up for combat.
- Harry Burnett Reese passed away in 1956, but his candy would go on to even greater success. Once it became apparent that the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup was going to be a big hit with people, they caught the attention of Reese's former employer, Hershey.
- The next step in the evolution of Reese's peanut butter was cramming it inside of a candy shell similar to an M&M. Thus, Reese's Pieces were born. The little yellow, orange, and brown candies weren't a huge hit, but people did seem to like them when they hit the market.
- Steven Spielberg was at the top of his game in the eighties. He had already directed three surefire hits with Jaws, Close encounters of the Third Kind, and Raiders of the Lost Ark. His next big picture was going to be more of a family affair, albeit one with a science fiction aspect to it as well: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
- You might think that there's not a lot of customizing you can do with a peanut butter cup. After all, how do you improve on perfection? However, Reese's has constantly found ways to make their candy more interesting and different. Sure, they started out simply enough, with just peanut butter and chocolate in a little cup.
- One of the best days of the year when you're a kid is by far Halloween. Not only do you get to dress up as your favorite monster, superhero, or anything else, but you also get to walk around your neighborhood and get candy, for free!
- There are plenty of holidays where Reese’s peanut butter cups become the star of the show, but there is only one day a year when Reese's truly gets to shine: May 18th. That's because back in 2010, a Facebook petition got over 400,000 signatures to declare that day "I Love Reese's Day."

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