Back in grade school, ice cream day was an excuse to devour Good Humor ice cream bars. You remember the ones — they came in chocolate and strawberry and had crunchy cake pieces covering the outside. Good news for peanut butter lovers: those bars are now available in Reese's.
This March, Good Humor is rolling out Reese's frozen peanut butter dessert bars to groceries stores nationwide. The bars, which were trending in the U.K. even before the U.S. launch, are made with peanut butter ice cream blended with peanut butter sauce and covered in chocolatey Good Humor cake coating.
If you can't get enough Reese's in your life, Unilever Ice Cream (which owns Good Humor) launched two other Reese's products this year. While Breyers already sold Reese's Chocolate ice cream and Reese's Peanut Butter Cup ice cream, the brand just dropped a new Reese's-filled 2-in-1 flavor. The chocolate ice cream is filled with Reese's Peanut Butter Cup pieces AND Reese's Pieces mini candies. They're on grocery store shelves now in 48-fluid-ounce containers (aka about three pints worth).
Klondike also updated a current product, miniaturizing their popular Reese's flavored Klondike bar. The half-size bars are now available in 12-packs at grocery stores, and have 130 calories and 11 grams of sugar per bar.
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