[Answer] What were Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups originally called?

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Penny Cups - The chocolate-peanut buttery goodness that we know today as Reese's Peanut Butter Cups weren't always known by that name — once upon a time, they were called Penny Cups. Harry Burnett Reese came up with the idea of making his own confectionary creations after getting a job on a dairy farm owned by Milton Hershey (of Hershey's Chocolate and Candy fame). After a couple of years of producing candy from his basement, Reese released a chocolate-peanut butter concoction in 1928 that he called "Penny Cups" (as he only charged a penny per candy). By the time Reese passed away in 1956, he had built a hugely successful business and had focused company on producing what slowly became known as Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. In the 1960s, Reese's business was bought by none other than the Hershey Company and his cups continue to be a top seller.:

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