I live about 20 minutes outside of Hershey, PA and the regional dialect say "Reesis" for both. But then a lot of people say Warsher (there's no "R" in washer!), and tons of other bad grammar in our area. If it has "ee" or "ea" as in feel, real, it will be pronounced "fill", "rill", etc. Drives me bonkers and yet I still occassionally slip and do it too!
Ree-sis.
I am not really a fan of the peanut butter cups, and when I tell people that, they act like I tell them that I'm not a fan of puppies or Christmas.
I do love the pieces, though. YUM>
Yeah they are bigger. They make them in the shape of Christmas Tree at Christmas, Easter Eggs at Easter and Pumpkins at Halloween. The Egg ones are the best.
I say Ree-sis. I love them, and now I really want some. I've been seriously hormonal lately and can't seem to get enough chocolate in my system. I liked to open up a bunch of the miniature ones, line them all up, and then enjoy eating them...without having to be unwrapping as I eat. :drool:
If I'm referring to the delicious peanut butter cups, I say, "Ree-sis," but if I'm talking about the little M&M-type candies, I call them "Ree-sees Pee-sees".
Holiday Reese's with more PB?! I have to try those. :drool:
I say ''ree-sis'' and that's a tough one for me to pronounce with my ugly accent. French speakers normally say ''reez''.
How Do You Say It?
Reese's, as in the peanut butter cups and Reese's Pieces.
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