OK, we're not going to even pretend it's as good as a trip to Hawaii, but the new limited Hershey Kisses Coconut Almond flavored candies do sound a lot like something you might be able to pick up in a souvenir shop there. Think of these coconut-almond Hershey's Kisses a Hawaiian souvenir, without the pricey airfare. It's a sweeter take on the original, the company said, with 'hints of floral, amber and molasses' and will sell for $1.09 for a two-pack. Hershey'sīored of regular Reese’s? Look out for this Honey Roasted take on the peanut butter cup, a nod to Georgia.

These special Honey-Roasted Reese's are an ode to Georgia. 'Bold,' BBQ-seasoned peanuts surround the caramel center, the company said. But here's an excuse to revisit the old favorite: Hershey is making a limited run of BBQ-flavored PayDay bars, as an homage to, you guessed it, Texas. Unless you're a serious peanut lover, it's probably been a while since you've had a PayDay, those nougat-centered bars, coated in caramel and nuts.

With BBQ-seasoned peanuts, the PayDay BBQ bar is supposed to be a taste of Texas. It will be $1.09 for a standard-size bar. The classic Hershey's gets a real unusual treatment for the limited release: a Cherry Cheesecake bar, inspired by New York City, with a cherry cheesecake–flavored white crème bar, mixed with pink cookie crust pieces throughout.

Kit kat key lime pie