Just in time for the upcoming fall and Halloween season, the famed candy company is reportedly releasing its Kit Kat Ghost Toast and Reese’s Werewolf Tracks again after their initial debut last year.
Reese’s Werewolf Tracks debuted around the same time as an inventive take on the classic Reese’s peanut butter cup. The candy item combines a milk chocolate base with a vanilla‑flavored crème top, encasing the beloved peanut butter center.
News of the returns have sparked delight across social media, candy blogs, and among collectors of limited-edition sweets.
The caption of the June 27 social media upload revealed that Kit Kat Ghost Toast and Reese’s Werewolf Tracks, particularly, have both already been "spotted at Dollar General" and are also "heading to major stores."
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"Loved the KitKats and Reese’s last year! Totally going back for more ?," one raved of the duo of products.
Yet another admitted to wanting to cut summer short: "I'm ready for fall things."
Meanwhile, another joked, "I need to unfollow you or I’m going to be broke! ?."
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