Skippy’s New PB Bunny Candies for Easter
Skippy, the beloved peanut butter brand, has just launched new PB Bunny candies in time for Easter. These milk chocolate bunnies are filled with rich and creamy peanut butter, giving competition to Reese’s in the chocolate-peanut butter treat market. Some shoppers are even suggesting that the quality of Skippy’s version might be superior.
With Valentine’s Day now over, many of us may be looking for a break from all the chocolates acquired in February. But for candy brands, it’s a different story. As we transition into spring, chocolate eggs, bunnies, and carrots are making their way onto shelves.
Even though Easter is still over a month away, brands are already reintroducing seasonal favorites and launching new treats like Kit Kat’s wafer bunnies and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups with Spring Sprinkles. Speaking of Reese’s, a new chocolate peanut butter bunny has hit stores—but interestingly, it’s not from the iconic peanut butter cup brand.
Skippy may not be the first brand that comes to mind for candy, but it’s a household name in the peanut butter world. The brand has now unveiled a milk chocolate bunny filled with the familiar rich and creamy peanut butter that we all love. While Skippy has released products like peanut butter cookie bites and wafer bars in the past, these cute bunnies are a unique addition to their lineup.
Available exclusively at Walmart, the Skippy PB Bunny comes in packs of three for $2. Shoppers have noted that while the Skippy version contains less peanut butter than Reese’s, the quality of the peanut butter is superior in these treats. Given Skippy’s popularity among chefs, it’s no surprise that some consumers find the filling in these candies more satisfying.
If you’re interested in trying these new PB Bunny candies as a quick snack or for filling Easter baskets, head to Walmart or order them from their website. While Reese’s may have been the first to introduce a chocolate peanut butter bunny, Skippy is proving that they can also make a hop into the candy game.
