No, really. I just opened up a Reese's PB cup and it has been marked on top with THE SHAPE OF A CROSS. Very distinctly; it COULD just be that it got a minor scratch or two during packaging, but of course that's ridiculous. Clearly, it's a sign.
So, what should I do with this sacred relic? Sell it on eBay? Build a shrine and charge admission? Come on folks, let me see what you've got! Impress me :D

You need an exorcizim ASAP! That is not a cross, it is an upside-down cross, the sign of the DEVIL!

Everyone, who knows their church history, knows that pairing chocolate with more light and delightsome peanut butter creates an unholy partnership, and they should both be hung!(...actually the chocolate probably already is)

I just had an image of intellectualfeminist eating said PB cup and then a crossover to the movie Poltergeist 2 when the dude swallows the possessed tequila worm.

http://www.i-mockery.com/halloween/greatest/poltergeist2.php

DON'T EAT IT intellectualfeminist!!!!!!!

The best part of one of those "Drumstick" pre-packaged dipped ice cream cones is the little lump of chocolate in the bottom of the cone.

When you open a Reeses' peanut butter cup some of the chocolate on the bottom sticks to the paper cup. It tastes terrible when you try to lick it off or scrape it off with your teeth.

Go figure.

Reeses' peanut butter cups.

The invention of this one confectionery product means, IMHO, that the USA should receive some kind of a medal. Or something.

I have one in a kitchen cabinet. Bwwhahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

...your British irony is lost on ther readership here. If it wasn't irony...you are kidding, right?

kentish Wrote:
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> ...your British irony is lost on ther readership
> here. If it wasn't irony...you are kidding,
> right?

Sadly, No. I LOVE them! They are delicious!

I suspect they would hardly be a top people's choice for candy in the UK, where the choice is wider and better, IMV. But to each his own.

kentish Wrote:
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> I suspect they would hardly be a top people's
> choice for candy in the UK, where the choice is
> wider and better, IMV. But to each his own.

They are also very popular amongst my colleagues at work. Except for one person who hates peanut butter.

I got a personal pan pizza once that looked just like Heidi Klum. Needless to say, I licked it on the top, bottom and sides - pinched it here and there and then ate it whole.

Ron

If so, it was indeed holy.

LOL! Fun thread ;P
Nope, it wasn't dark chocolate; I'm gonna have to try me one of those.
@Queenofdenial: too late! It was yummy in my tummy :D

I take it since you're all happy and chipper that you didn't just puke up a demon. Phew! I've been sweatin' that since yesterday.

All the big money is in appearances of the Holy Virgin Mary of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

One Payday, Mr. Goodbar wanted to Skor.

So he took Miss Hershey to the Pot of Gold Motel on the corner of Aero and Fifth Avenue to show her some Twix.

He began to feel her Mounds that were pure Almond Joy.

It made her Tootsie Roll, and made him want to Eatmore.

This is Wonderbar!

He let out a Snicker as his Butterfinger went up her Kit Kat and caused a MilkyWay.

She screamed "Oh Henry", as she grabbed his Big Hunk and squeezed his M & M's.

Miss Hershey said; "You are even better than the Three Musketeers".
To which Mr. Goodbar replied, "When you're this big they call you Mr. Big".

Soon she was a bit Chunky and nine months later she had a Baby Ruth

I have only heard of half of those brands, but it still made me laugh! ;oD