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Hershey Plans 3-Pound Reese’s Pie for Thanksgiving

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Hershey Plans 3-Pound Reese’s Pie for Thanksgiving

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Hershey is bringing back Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Pie for Thanksgiving: a nine-inch, roughly three-pound chocolate-and-peanut-butter treat designed to be sliced and shared. The limited-time pie goes on sale online November 16 at 9 a.m. ET for about $50, with a limit of two per order while supplies last. First offered in 2021, the oversized dessert reportedly sold out quickly.

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Make-ahead appetizers, slow-cooker desserts and bread prepared or parbaked before Thanksgiving can ease holiday cooking and free up oven space on the day. The articles offer practical options ranging from dips and deviled eggs to puddings, rolls and loaves that can be finished shortly before serving.

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