A NEW sweet treat is finally here after fans begged for it for a decade, and it combines two fan favorite brands.
Oreo and Reese’s have teamed up for two new treats that combines flavors from both snacks.
A new sweet treat is finally here after fans begged for it for a decade, and it combines two fan favorite brands[/caption]
Oreo and Reese’s have teamed up for two new treats that combines flavors from both snacks[/caption]
After years of fans begging for a mashup, Oreo and Reese’s have answered the call.
The two brands are bringing out a Reese’s Oreo Cup and a re-released version of the Oreo Reese’s cookie.
The first one is a regular Reese’s cup, but replaces the chocolate on top with Oreo’s milk chocolate and white creme.
The peanut butter is then paired with Oreo cookie crumbs on the inside.
This treat is being made a permanent addition to the lineup, and will come in standard, king and miniature sizes.
The Reese’s Oreo Cup comes to US store shelves in September, with presale beginning August 18 on Hershey’s website.
On the Oreo side, the brand is re-releasing a version of the Oreo Reese’s cookie from 2014.
It rolls out in September while supplies last, and then will return permanently in January 2026.
You can join a presale on the Oreo website, also on August 18.
Dan Mohnshine, vice president of US Confection Marketing for Hershey, praised the collab as being highly sought after by fans.
He told CNN: “Essentially, what consumers often start riffing on in social media is ‘What would go great in a Reese’s cup?’
“The top brand that they consistently mention time and time again is Oreo.”
Michelle Deignan, vice president of Oreo US at Mondelēz, added on the Oreo Reese’s cookie: “What we have seen since 2014 is that consumers have been begging us to bring this product back.”
A SWEET TEAM
But the team up comes at a strange time for both Mondelēz and Hershey.
It not only follows the failed Mondelēz takeover of Hershey, but a financially difficult time for both companies.
In its recent earning report for the second quarter of 2025, Mondelēz reported a 3.5% decline in North American sales.
And while Hershey is yet to release its quarterly report, it recently announced it would be raising prices because of rising cocoa costs.
Neil Saunders, managing director of retail for GlobalData, said that challenging economic forecasts are leading to companies seeking out new ways to market and re-invent.
Saunders said “With volume growth in most grocery categories being flat to negative, all consumer packaged goods firms are looking for opportunities to create novel and interesting products that get consumers buying.”
He continued that the “double punch of two popular products will grab consumer attention”.
Oreo partnered with Coca-Cola for a cookie based off the soda’s syrup.
On their end, Coca-Cola introduced a limited-edition Oreo-flavored Coke.
The Reese’s Oreo Cup is regular Reese’s cup with Oreo’s milk chocolate and white creme on top[/caption]
On the Oreo side, the brand is re-releasing a version of the Oreo Reese’s cookie from 2014[/caption]
