Posted on 02/25/2020 1:06:25 PM PST by Carriage Hill
It is a regular Reese’s, just enormous.
It is made by Reese’s and on their packaging.
Here is a pack of 2 8oz cups:
https://allcitycandy.com/products/reese-s-pb-cup-gift-4?gclid=Cj0KCQiAqNPyBRCjARIsAKA-WFzTEgMzeHWGhBhlzC6zc_QRxNWKOhc4AO6XWB8E4w6JCRCUlWHN_hUaAhzUEALw_wcB
For Christmas I get a single 1 lb. cup that took a week to eat.
I did not find that listed right now.
Maybe it was special for Christmas.
Soft g is the way I learned back in the 80s...
Was always annoying when non-computer literate (and millenials) used the hard g..
;>p
Wrong.. I started computers in 1980, and was taught soft g (I sound).
“J”
JIF is Americana. Good peanut butter, too! Their Chocolate Cheesecake Flavored Hazelnut Spread is great for easing sweet tooth cravings, if you get those.
(I’ve always said “jif” - with the j sound - for both the spread and the image format.)
Like the old SCSI divide. Sadly, the “scuzzy” pronunciation won.
I remember that one!
The text is confusing - but if you look at the jars, it says GIF is a HARD g in that little seal...
thanks... then they are correct...
i will have to buy a jar for posterity.
my apologies to Jif and will buy their product.
One word on the TP debate: Cats!
Ha! I still have an Iomega Zip Drive down in my basement, on the electronic shelves, in a box. A real museum piece.
I agree with Bagster, "hard G" it is!
You say potatos, I say potatoes. Either way is OK.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIF#Pronunciation_of_GIF
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