Reese's Pumpkins Are Available Earlier Than Ever — But Not in Stores Just Yet

The seasonal peanut butter and chocolate cups are available on Hershey's website exactly 100 days before Halloween

Halloween is 100 days away but Hershey’s is already getting into the spooky season.

The chocolate connoisseurs are releasing Reese’s Peanut Butter Pumpkins on July 23, making it the earliest release ever. They haven't hit grocery stores just yet — instead they're being sold first for a limited time on the Hershey’s website while supplies last.

The “Fans First” pumpkins are $25 for a 32 oz. package.

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Premature holiday chocolates are nothing new from Hershey’s. Earlier this year, Reese’s Direct from the Factory Peanut Butter Eggs were available to purchase more than two months before Easter.

The limited-time chocolate bites are the same recipe as the typical Reese’s egg-shaped treats but delivered “direct from the Reese’s factory to your doorstep,” per a statement from Hershey’s, meaning they are fresher than grocery store bags.

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On July 18, the company released its latest holiday-inspired line of products in collaboration with 20th Century Studios. Each bottle is decked out with details from the beloved Christmas movie — including an image of Macaulay Culkin's character Kevin McAllister as he sports his iconic scream face.

The creamers come in a range of wintery flavors including sugar-free peppermint mocha creamer, frosted sugar cookie creamer, and hot chocolate creamer. Plus, there is a peppermint mocha iced coffee available, too.

The products are available now through December.

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