Russell Stover Chocolates Corporate, Kansas City MO

Russell Stover Peanut Butter Egg: Russell Stover has been going strong for almost 100 years as the company was born in Denver, CO in 1923. Around this time of year the company’s major product is its famous chocolate marshmallow eggs. Today I have a version that’s stuffed not with marshmallow, but peanut butter. The taste of the outer shell is a sweet milk chocolate flavor. Biting into the egg divulges that the thin chocolate exterior contains a sugary, peanut butter filling. Texturally the filling is similar to Reese's as it is solid, slightly gritty, and not at all runny or very creamy. It's peanut butter flavor is different from Reese's distinct flavor, but it's not bad. Overall I enjoyed this egg and I’m glad I had it in my basket. If you crave peanut butter as much as I do then this one is for you, Doughboy approved
*Russell Stover previously made a "Peanut Butter Creme Egg", but it appears to be now discontinued. I liked the "creme" version better as it distinguished itself from Reese's by having a delicious liquid-like peanut butter filling. I've included a picture of it as well for those interested in seeing it.
Russell Stover Eggs Rankings:
1. Vanilla Cream
2. Peanut Butter
3. Dsrk Chocolate Maple Cream (there are other eggs I prefer to this, but have sadly been discontinued)
Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Yes, I’m old and yes I love your chocolates I’ve been your customer since 1953 and your just as good today as you were in 53 ️

Would like to see more shops north of river like in gladstone or liberty mo. Give us a place to get some goodies!

Today, I purchased your Pecan Delight. It has been my favorite treat for years. As I was settling in to enjoy my Pecan Delight, I noticed there was one problem - no pecans! They should now call it Caramel Delight
Shame on you!
I am extremely disappointed to find that you are compromising quality.
The package says “Big Bite”. I purchased the 2 oz size.
I wanted to express my feelings as another one of my favorites seems to be compromised for the sake of price and profit.
I will now seek out another candy solution in the future.
Thank You

Charles Schnaars

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Russell Stover's has the best chocolate. Oh well. The truth is I grew up with it. I'm proud of the business from Kansas City. Dang good chocolate.

I remember when you bought a box, and it had candy with little paper separators for each one. Now bought a box and there is one large insert which has fewer pieces (maybe half as many) and lots of filler space. No longer a value anymore. Cheaped out. Even the box lid didn't have the flavors, they put in a piece of paper to identify the pieces.