This Reese’s Ice Cream Cake Will Send Your Taste Buds to Heaven
Updated: May 07, 2021
This Reese's ice cream cake is the perfect indulgent dessert.
For fans of peanut butter and chocolate, there’s nothing quite like Reese’s peanut butter cups. For years, we’ve seen all sorts of amazing Reese’s products crop up at the supermarket—like this sweet coffee creamer or the wafer-like Reese’s thins. But now, you’re able to buy something that’s truly over-the-top: Reese’s ice cream cake!
You Have to See This Ice Cream Cake
Thanks to Rich Products Corporation, you can now enjoy Reese’s in the form of an ice cream cake. Creamy chocolate ice cream is layered with peanut butter cup chunks and topped with whipped peanut butter icing, crushed cups and a drizzled design of Hershey’s chocolate. We can’t think of anything better to wash down dinner.
@JunkFoodontheGo on Instagram shared this dream come true with fans who couldn’t wait to get a taste.
Have you checked out the Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup with no chocolate yet?
How Much Is It?
The decadent ice cream cake, which serves 9 to 12 people, retails for around $15 depending on your grocery store. You can pick it up at Walmart for $14.98, but if you’re still not too keen on heading to the grocery store right now, don’t sweat! The cake is available on Instacart for $15.39.
The Reese’s ice cream cake is definitely the perfect way to indulge during I Love Reese’s Day on May 18 (yes, it’s a real holiday) with fellow peanut butter and chocolate fans. So now’s the time to stock up. You can never be too early!
But wait—is Reese’s the best peanut butter cup? Here’s your answer.
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Originally Published: April 30, 2020
