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Yesterday 11:34 PM

4-Pk 2.4-Oz Reese's King Size Peanut Butter Pumpkins (Milk Chocolate or White Creme)

$2.50

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Walmart (Select Stores) has 4-Pack 2.4-Oz Reese's King Size Peanut Butter Pumpkins (Milk Chocolate) for $2.48. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+. Otherwise, Select free store pickup where stock permits.

Walmart (Select Stores) has 4-Pack 2.4-Oz Reese's King Size Peanut Butter Pumpkins (White Creme) for $2.48. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+. Otherwise, Select free store pickup where stock permits.

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Walmart (Select Stores) has 4-Pack 2.4-Oz Reese's King Size Peanut Butter Pumpkins (Milk Chocolate) for $2.48. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+. Otherwise, Select free store pickup where stock permits.

Walmart (Select Stores) has 4-Pack 2.4-Oz Reese's King Size Peanut Butter Pumpkins (White Creme) for $2.48. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+. Otherwise, Select free store pickup where stock permits.

Thanks to Community Member kenmikec for sharing this deal.

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Yesterday 11:53 PM
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Prngr44Yesterday 11:53 PM
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Regular pumpkins showing $27 for a 4 pack.

White chocolate is $5.
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Yesterday 11:59 PM
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SklurmYesterday 11:59 PM
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Quote from Prngr44 View quoted comment :
Regular pumpkins showing $27 for a 4 pack.

White chocolate is $5.
Might be regional, both working for me.
Today 12:02 AM
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southsidemike1Today 12:02 AM
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Thanks OP.
In for the white chocolate.
Today 12:22 AM
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trulyblest1Today 12:22 AM
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I got white chocolate too. $5 Not sure they'll come though! Thx OP
Today 3:24 AM
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PunkyddToday 3:24 AM
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Ordered the regular ones, said max 3 so for 2.50 each thats a good deal
Today 6:31 AM
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desynergyToday 6:31 AM
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Is this with the 90% off halloween candy clearance sale?

Edit: Bleh. Not in stock anywhere in KC.
Today 6:53 AM
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darkangelman1Today 6:53 AM
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Just to let you guys know in case you don't know this Reese's and Hershey's are not real chocolate anymore they Shane to a chocolate cream which is more like a baker chocolate it's watered down with vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter like real chocolate should be and the peanut butter is not even real peanut butter it's a peanut butter cream which is more water down too so if you ever noticed the taste of them is not quite right that's why I bought a big old box of them and found out the hard way and then I had friends giving me their reeses candy bars too by the box and they didn't want it either. Supposedly changing back but I don't buy it you know all these companies they're trying to cut corners and what they do they sell the cocoa butter off for skin care and they make their money way more than they do with chocolate so that's why you don't have cocoa butter in your chocolate anymore and that's why I really the only place you can get chocolate for real anymore is either in Switzerland or over in England if they actually say real chocolate you'll look at the tags and they'll say chocolate cream or chocolate imitation then you know you got screwed

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Today 7:03 AM
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jaws8241Today 7:03 AM
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Quote from darkangelman1 View quoted comment :
Just to let you guys know in case you don't know this Reese's and Hershey's are not real chocolate anymore they Shane to a chocolate cream which is more like a baker chocolate it's watered down with vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter like real chocolate should be and the peanut butter is not even real peanut butter it's a peanut butter cream which is more water down too so if you ever noticed the taste of them is not quite right that's why I bought a big old box of them and found out the hard way and then I had friends giving me their reeses candy bars too by the box and they didn't want it either. Supposedly changing back but I don't buy it you know all these companies they're trying to cut corners and what they do they sell the cocoa butter off for skin care and they make their money way more than they do with chocolate so that's why you don't have cocoa butter in your chocolate anymore and that's why I really the only place you can get chocolate for real anymore is either in Switzerland or over in England if they actually say real chocolate you'll look at the tags and they'll say chocolate cream or chocolate imitation then you know you got screwed
You have no idea what you are talking about; please stop spreading propaganda. The ingredients are clearly listed in the photo on Walmart's site: peanuts, milk chocolate, sugar, dextrose, vegetable oil are the top five (in order) everything else is less than 2%. Some Reese's products did contain more vegetable oil than chocolate but that was never their core line including peanut buttercups or even these seasonal shapes. Only a few novelty items which produced virtually no sales used "watered down" chocolate. There is certainly better chocolate for the money than Hershey's, and there is certainly more expensive chocolate that's significantly better; but there's no need to misrepresent their product.

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