Social media enthusiasts have been buzzing with amusement over the peculiar resemblance of pink heart-shaped Reese’s peanut butter cups to a certain anatomical feature when flipped upside down.

Many keen observers have noted that the Valentine’s Day-themed treat bears a striking similarity to a dangling scrotum, prompting a flurry of comments across various platforms.

“Reese’s thought they were being cute with pink hearts, but they missed the mark big time,” remarked one user on X.

Another Facebook user lamented, “Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.”

The pink Reese’s Valentine hearts have ignited a storm of reactions, with one individual on X simply stating, “They’re…something.”

In a twist of fate, a Florida woman has taken legal action against Hershey, seeking $5 million in damages over what she alleges to be “misleading” Reese’s packaging that “tricks” customers.

Hershey, the parent company, has compounded the issue by suggesting that these miniature candies are ideal for workplace or classroom exchanges, adding insult to injury for those who feel duped by their appearance.

When contacted by The Post for comment, Hershey remained mum on the matter.

While the pink heart-shaped treats, aptly containing nuts, were introduced several years ago, it’s only recently that their viral fame has surged.

Some keen-eyed observers have pointed out similarities between the treats and the rather rounded posterior of the “SpongeBob Squarepants” character Patrick Star.

Moreover, it seems that Reese’s-themed confections often spark controversy among customers.

Last year, a Florida woman filed a lawsuit against Hershey, alleging a $5 million discrepancy between the shapes of its candies and what’s depicted on the packaging.

For those who find the anatomical comparison a bit too much, fear not. These hearts also come in white and standard milk chocolate brown variations. A 10.2-ounce bag of the white ones can be snagged for $11.99 on Amazon.