As a loyal Reese's Peanut Butter Cup fan, I was very hesitant to try these sugar free ones! To my pleasant surprise, they were absolutely amazing! They taste just like the original ones with much less sugar! They're still high in fat, but cutting out the sugar makes them slightly better for you. These are Reese's you can indulge in! I am so happy I tried these.

brynneav

USA

reese's sugar free miniature peanut butter cups are the best sugar free treat out there that tastes nothing like other sugar free snacks.  the thing with sugar free snacks is they always have this extremely odd, funny taste to them, like they don't taste like the real thing.  The thing with the reese's miniature peanut butter cups that are sugar free is that they do in fact taste like the real thing.  the peanut butter is just as good, it tastes so yummy, i can't even tell you.  and the chocolate is really good too, you pop the whole thing in your mouth and you are still sticking to your sugar free routine/diet plan and don't have to worry. it is very hard when you have to watch your sugar intake and can't eat regular snacks, and you think you will miss out on all the chocolate or good foods that are out there.  but the reeses are really good, and by being the miniature versions, they are not too big.

robyn7878

Commack, NY

These delectable little sugar-free morsels are indistinguishable from the regular kind with sugar. The company has really gone out of their way to make these delicious and fresh. I suppose the peanut butter flavor helps but the chocolate has a fresh and natural taste as well. These have the quality that you would expect from a big-name brand like Reese's and I recommend them to everyone. The only drawbacks are that you have to be careful not to eat too many or you'll run into some big digestive problems like gas, bloating and possibly diarrhea if you keep going. They are intended to be a nice little treat once in awhile. Most Americans eat way too many carbohydrates and candy anyway. There is a recipe on about.com to make your own, I am going to try that one day and see how it compares to these ready-made ones. Full marks to Reese's for giving us a really good product. Once again, however, they could experiment and try to put in less maltitol. I think it would come out just as good.

LolaMarieBrown

Glendale, CA

Reeses - Suger free miniature peanut butter cups tastes great. I like them. I can give my grandchildren and my diabetic son a treat and not feel like I am giving them something bad for them. Great taste, suger free, it makes a nice little treat for the little ones. The kids think there getting the regular candy but there not getting all that suger. We all like a little snack from time to time and even though it is suger free it dosen't taste like it is. It is healthier and if you don't tell anybody that it is suger free they won't be able to tell the difference. I would recommend Reeses - suger free miniature peanut butter cups for the anyone with a sweet tooth. They would make an excellent Halloween treat. My husband likes them, my kids like them and my grandchildren like them. Reeses - suger free miniature peanut butter cups make a great addition to the childrens lunch box. Reeses - suger free miniature peanut butter cups also make a good after school snack.

shirleygirl1960

Lowell, MI

Reese's Miniature Peanut Butter Cups-Suger Free is one of the best alternatives to the original candy.  My mother is diabetic so we purchase different brand of sugar free candy.  Many of the brands "leave something to be desired" but not Reese's.  It tastes as good as the original and my husband (who swears off anything sugar-free) hasn't even noticed the difference.  The only problem I have found is that if you eat too many you may expereince some "tummy troubles."  However this is pretty normal for any sugar free candies and I see it as a way to better monitor what I am putting in my mouth.  If you are looking for a great candy that you do not have to feel the guilt for, this is the one!!!

lllamb

Lockhart, SC

These little gems are the best sugar free candy that I have ever eaten! They taste exactly like the original and that is a very good thing considering that I love Reese's! If you love peanut butter, you love chocolate, and you want to be able to eat your candy and still stay a little healthy, then these are perfect for you! I have been doing a low carb diet for a long time now and these are a staple for me. I just eat a couple when I have a sweet tooth and it makes me feel better right away! But beware, they are addicting! If you eat too many (i.e. the whole bag, haha) then you will most likely get some irritable bowel syndromes...and you won't smell too good, if you know what I mean. Other than that, they are great! So if you just enjoy them in moderation and savor the tasty, smooth peanut butter and rich chocolate in your mouth, you will fall in love with Sugar Free Reeses Peanut Butter Cups!

disneydancin7

Smithton, IL

Reese's - Sugar Free Minature Peanut Butter Cups taste amazing.  They are rich in chocolate and they're sugar free too, which makes them all the more marvelous to eat as a fancy and sweet treat.  They taste better than the Reese's that have sugar in they.  I wish the price of them was lower that is the only drawback.

Goddess10

Stockton, CA

I have been hearing news reports lately to the effect that we should avoid peanut butter because of possible salmonella contamination.  Alas, I keep forgetting this as I did the other day when confronted with an irresistible chance to taste ***Reese's Sugar Free Miniature Peanut Butter Cups***.  They were delicious and apparently okay to eat because when the match was over, I was alone in the ring and this great new candy had taken the worse of it.  I tend to be a little fussy about sugar-free chocolate things but these miniature cups were just delicious.  If there was an after-taste, I guess I was just too darned excited to notice it. **STATS:** There are about ten pieces in a package, each sporting 35 calories.  Just a couple pieces may be enough for a quick snack but five miniature cups have been generously estimated to be a single serving containing 160 calories with 100 calories from fat.  There are 12 grams total fat, five grams saturated fat, less than five mg. cholesterol, 120 mg. sodium, 24 grams total carbs, five grams dietary fiber, zero sugars, 17 grams sugar alcohols and two grams each protein and Iron.  This is not a low-fat treat but it is **candy**, after all, and may be an especially welcome treat for those with dietary restrictions that might make candy a rare experience otherwise. **A WORD TO THE WISE: ** Because this candy is sugar-free but also rich and sweetened with Maltitol, I suspect that exceeding the recommended serving size might cause adverse digestive consequences.  **TASTE TIP:** As far as I'm concerned, ***Reese's Sugar Free Miniature Peanut Butter Cups*** are fine chocolates(!) and therefore best served at room temperature or maybe even a degree or two warmer.      

AnnaBanana

Oak Park, IL