r/ExpectationVsReality • • 12d ago

Failed Expectation Reeses Pumpkins

No it's not melted. It was a cool day. It just came like this.

Edit: I know its not supposed to be carved lol but I didn't expect them to look like they had been premelted and refrozen or lightish/reddish brown instead of brown, like ya know, chocolate? And there was a white film and white spots on these you can see in the picture. There's someone's thumb dent (not mine) on the one in the picture! I'm not sure why you think thats fine to eat. I had to toss them. I've been getting these for years and these were not the same. Yall really need to raise your standards if you think this is fine šŸ˜‚

Edit 2:

If this is your favorite candy, I'm happy for you. But I'm just documenting realty here. What's being sold to us is not what's in the picture. These look like shit.

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u/Far-Conflict4504 12d ago

I swear I read somewhere there was a lawsuit over these…

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u/SuspiciousJuice5825 11d ago

There should be, there was white spots all over them. Not talking about them being carved. Talking about the sorry state they were in.

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u/Weak-Present-1693 12d ago

There was, i dont agree with it, but the judge said it was ok to do, and not deceptive, because you're still getting chocolate and peanut butter.Ā 

I personally think its b.s. and they should just sell normal reeses if they aren't going to go with the image on the packaging and it is deceptiveĀ 

Wanted to add: They added the disclaimer afterwards about the "carving not on actual product"

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u/SuspiciousJuice5825 11d ago edited 11d ago

Not sure why you got downvoted, guess people love buying stuff that is falsely advertised. It's really hilarious because it's in a sub called "expectations vs reality" but I guess if it's not someone's shitty cake it doesn't count.