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Marshmallow Peeps Yellow Easter Bunnies 12ct

Price with discount: $1.00 |

Product Details

Net weight of 3.38 ounces
Yellow Easter Bunnies
Pack of 12-counts

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Customer Review

Doesn't the Geneva Convention ban these things?
For reasons unknown to anyone else, one of my brothers-in-law is absolutely addicted to Peeps, with his favorite being the yellow Easter Bunny Peeps. He's won two Peeps-eating contests. I have Amazon ship him a box every Easter (he lives a thousand miles from me), and I think he enjoys them more than anything else I could send. He emails me every year that they arrived intact and fresh.Personally, I would eat a lizard before I would touch another Peep. But that's just me.
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July 14, 2011 (Georgia, United States) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

Nice and Fresh! Mom loved it!
Need I say more? Nice and fresh, well packaged...quick ship. My mom absolutely loves marshmellow peeps so I was excited to see them on amazon. :)
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April 26, 2012 (Frederick, MD) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Marshmallow Peeps Yellow Easter Bunnies 12ct Peeps were first made in the 1920s, but were not popularized until 1953 when the Just Born Company began manufacturing them. With improved technology, the time to make a single Peep reportedly has dropped from 27 hours in 1953 to about 6 minutes now. 12ct - Net wt. 3.38oz. Top to learn more

Peeps is an important part of the Food Pyramid
Always a seasonal hit-these were fresh (the BEST way to have 'em) and were delivered before Easter half a world away as a surprise (and thanks)!
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April 18, 2011 (Norwich, CT) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 4

Marshmallow Peeps Pink Easter Bunnies 12ct

Price with discount: $1.48 |

Product Details

Net weight 3.38 ounce
Now with improved technology

Customer Review

they're bunny peeps
as expected, they're bunny shaped marshmallows that have been covered in sugar and dyed pink. and since that's what i wanted, i think these were good.
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July 30, 2010 (Sherman Oaks, US, Canada) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Marshmallow Peeps Pink Easter Bunnies 12ct Peeps were first made in the 1920s, but were not popularized until 1953 when the Just Born Company began manufacturing them. With improved technology, the time to make a single Peep reportedly has dropped from 27 hours in 1953 to about 6 minutes now. 12ct - Net wt. 3.38oz. Top to learn more

Pricey and not very satisfying.
It's probably been 15 years since I had a peep, so about $6 (with free shipping from Amazon, or .01 with shipping from the 3rd party sellers) for a package of 12 was a small price to pay to try them once again. But once is enough at that price point, they're not bad tasting but you can eat a whole package in about 2 sittings and they're really not that satisfying. Buy the big bag of jumbo marshmallows for less, eat two and you're full, those will last weeks. These will last a day or so. Okay for reminiscing childhood, but costly for a regular treat.
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March 26, 2012 (Space) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Marshmallow Peeps Yellow Chicks (10ct)

Price with discount: $1.01 |

Product Description

10 yellow Peeps chicks net wt total 3 oz Top to learn more

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Marshmallow Peeps Yellow Chicks (1pk of 5)

Price with discount: $0.01 |

Product Details

Fluffy, sweet, marshmallow goodness with unique design
Great for filling up Easter baskets
Each box has five pieces

Customer Review

As Awesome as you remember!
Have Peeps been produced since time began? Some things never change, and for once, this is an awesome thing when it comes to Peeps. If you haven't tried them for awhile, rest assured that they still taste great as you remember them from childhood. The things still make my mouth water whenever I see them and well, I usually inhale the things and after I've eated half the box, well, I'm off for more. Great, great product, they're fresh upon arrival (if not, just zap them for a few seconds in the microwave) and taste great. Pure sugar everywhere, what more could you want?! Highly recommend!
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April 8, 2010 (Dublin, Ohio) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Marshmallow Peeps Yellow Chicks are great for filling up those Easter Baskets! Peeps were first made in the 1920s, but were not popularized until 1953 when the Just Born Company began manufacturing them. With improved technology, the time to make a single Peep reportedly has dropped from 27 hours in 1953 to about 6 minutes now. Top to learn more

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Marshmallow Peeps Blue Easter Bunnies 12ct.

Price with discount: $2.99 |

Customer Review

As awesome as ever!
I've been eating these things for more than 40 years now and this is definitely one candy that has remained the same over all of those years. Plus, the blue is great for that ever-funny "blue lip" syndrome too! Just a great candy, and they work great in hot chocolate too for that extra special treat. Highly recommend!
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April 2, 2010 (Dublin, Ohio) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Great Product
These were great for the easter activity I threw down with friends and family, everyone loved them and they were fresh and soft, Thank you
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April 28, 2012 (APO, AE, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Marshmallow Peeps Blue Easter Bunnies 12ct. Peeps were first made in the 1920s, but were not popularized until 1953 when the Just Born Company began manufacturing them. With improved technology, the time to make a single Peep reportedly has dropped from 27 hours in 1953 to about 6 minutes now. 12ct - Net wt. 3.38oz. Top to learn more

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Marhsmallow Peeps Lavendar Easter Bunnies 12ct.

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Product Details

Soft marshmallow candies
Very same flavor of marshmallow you have tasted with Peeps all these years

Customer Review

Great Product
Tasty very Tasty products, I had these on my easter party and they were delicious very fresh everyone were talking about them, thank you.
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April 28, 2012 (APO, AE, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Marshmallow Peeps Lavendar Easter Bunnies 12ct Peeps were first made in the 1920s, but were not popularized until 1953 when the Just Born Company began manufacturing them. With improved technology, the time to make a single Peep reportedly has dropped from 27 hours in 1953 to about 6 minutes now. 12ct - Net wt. 3.38oz. Top to learn more

They are okay...
Peeps look really pretty and you say "hey! why not buy 3 packs". Then when you eat them sugar is like pouring out of them and they don't really taste good. They are unhealthy and the main ingredient is sugar. I would only buy them for maybe decorations like they have mints on the table in the doctor offices and restaurants and they taste reeaaalllyy bad!
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April 2, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

not very great ingredients
Peeps have been around since forever! I had introduced them to my children today, since its easter, and they were a hit(of course, they're basically sugar). The only bad thing about them is that they have bad ingredients. Bad colors, some weird type of wax for like the eyes, and sugar sugar SUGAR! Once in awile (every easter) is okay for my children to eat them, but otherwise I think peeps are a wonderful idea, and I love how in the markets they have chocolate dipped and chocolate covered peeps. Mmmm, so good...
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April 24, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Pat the marshmallow into prepared pans: Lightly grease two pans or one larger one and pour the marshmallow into the pans. Cut out your Peeps: Combine a little cornstarch and powdered sugar and dredge the cookie cutters in between cuts to make things smoother and less sticky. Cover the marshmallow sheets for about 4 hours or overnight: Then when you're ready, just turn the marshmallow out onto a flat surface and gather the cookie cutters. While there is a perfectly good recipe for marshmallow Peeps in our archive, it requires use of a pastry bag and some deft ability with said bag. As someone who's never made marshmallows before, let alone any recipe requiring a candy thermometer, I was admittedly a bit worried about how these Peeps would turn out. I'm not sure where the harebrained idea to make my own marshmallow Peeps came from, but I'm sure glad it did. Add food coloring: I divided my marshmallow into two parts, for two colors. After just under 15 minutes of whisking: The marshmallow is ready to go, or add food coloring as I did. Add another 1/2 cup of water and use the stand mixer's whisk attachment to beat on high speed for about 12 to 15 minutes total. Prepare the candy mixture: In a medium-sized pot, heat the sugar, corn syrup, salt and vanilla over high heat. I confess I've never bought Peeps at a grocery store &mdash. Apply the sanding sugar: Dip your finger into a little water and coat the entire marshmallow. 15 drops of food coloring to achieve the pale pastel color I wanted.

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