Which Trader Joe's snack has chocolate and peanut butter?

Trader Joe’s Mini Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups are an exact option when you want milk chocolate with a peanut-butter filling in a small cup. Check all three details on the package: milk chocolate, peanut butter and mini cups. Similar names can describe a different chocolate, filling or snack format.

This page identifies the current product from its official record, checked September 7, 2026. It does not present an editor’s tasting verdict for these mini cups.

What is in the mini cup?

The official record for SKU 002636 identifies milk chocolate and peanut butter. Its nutrition entry lists 21 pieces as a 30-gram serving, with about 11 servings per container. That illustrates the small format; it does not mean the package promises an exact piece count calculated from an approximate serving total.

If milk chocolate is what you want, the name fits your target. If you specifically want dark chocolate, this is a different product and should not inherit a review of a dark-chocolate cup.

How do I distinguish a similar pretzel snack?

Dark Chocolate Almond Butter Pretzel Nuggets contain almond butter, not peanut butter, and use a pretzel format rather than a cup. Our editor loved those nuggets and wrote “not too sweet either.” That note belongs to the almond-butter product only.

Check on the package	Why it matters
Milk or dark chocolate	Changes which product you are buying
Peanut or almond butter	Identifies the filling
Cup or pretzel nugget	Distinguishes the snack format
Exact name and current label	Prevents using a review of a similar item

Which one tastes better?

The evidence here cannot answer that head-to-head question. The editor has a note for the almond-butter pretzel nuggets, but no verified tasting for the mini milk-chocolate cups. Calling the cups a personal favorite would overstate the record.

Why be this specific about the name?

Product reviews are easy to misapply when multiple packages share “chocolate,” “butter” and “cups” or “nuggets.” Search with the full name and check the result before saving or logging. If a record appears to conflict with the package, resolve the identity before attaching a taste note.

For more chocolate options with actual tasting support, see the sweet-snack comparison. September 7, 2026: first publication. Product identity is based on the current retailer records; the almond-butter opinion is one editor’s personal experience.