For the first time ever, Hershey’s is selling its beloved pumpkin-shaped Halloween Reese’s in the summer.

Do you have a favorite Reese's shape?(NEXSTAR) — You’re likely familiar with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, the orange-packaged milk chocolate and peanut butter candy that has been around for ...

(NEXSTAR) — Reese’s holiday-shaped chocolate and peanut butter offerings are likely no stranger to your trick-or-treat bowl, Easter basket, or Christmas stocking. You may have even picked up ...

And the best part: You don't have to worry about it selling out. The newest Cup is joining the permanent lineup. Related: Why Do Pumpkin-Shaped Reese's Taste Better Than the Original?

She was tricked by this treat. A Florida woman is taking on The Hershey Company, claiming it has “tricked” customers through “misleading” packaging on Reese’s seasonal-shaped chocolates ...

A class-action lawsuit alleges that Hershey advertises Halloween-themed Reese’s chocolates with “cute” decorations that don’t appear on the candies.

"Shaped Reese’s > Regular Reese’s," wrote one commenter, echoing a sentiment shared by many Peanut Butter Cup devotees. "Are these essentially fresh from the factory pumpkins?" asked another.

A Florida woman filed a federal lawsuit against The Hershey Company over claims some of its seasonal shaped Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups were advertised deceptively.

TAMPA, Fla. (WKRC) - A Florida woman is suing Hershey for $5 million over the design of a popular seasonal candy. Cynthia Kelly filed the lawsuit in district court Thursday, CBS News reports ...

(NEXSTAR) — Reese’s holiday-shaped chocolate and peanut butter offerings are likely no stranger to your trick-or-treat bowl, Easter basket, or Christmas stocking. You may have even picked up ...

For the first time ever, Hershey’s is selling its beloved pumpkin-shaped Halloween Reese’s in the summer. It may seem like brands are constantly one season ahead—or two, if you’re International ...

But when it comes to the holiday between Halloween and Christmas — Thanksgiving, of course — you’re stuck between offering leftover pumpkin-shaped Reese’s or slightly-too-early Christmas ...