It is neither white, nor chocolate.
And anything that might stick my teeth.
They are made of marshmallow and covered in sugar so they are totally edible. If you think marshmallow is edible, that is.Do people actually eat Peeps? Because they totally look like a decorative item and not something meant for consumption.
Does anyone else remember Sassy Magazine's junk food tasting review? I will now be scouring the internet for it.
Next you'll be telling us that you don't like Milki!
We used to call them candy buttons.
'Cept pina (can't do the ~ thing) coladas! I can do coconut flavor, just not the texture.
Oh, bleah!!! Texture again. It's like eating bugs.
Used to. Long, funny story. We had peeps at work (late 80's) and someone asked if I had ever put one in the microwave. Nope, so off we went, to the other side of the open area. <<You put it on a paper towel, I forget for how long - you have to watch, and they blow up like they are pregnant. Stop before they explode! When you take them out and pick a tiny corner off, they deflate completely flat into the paper towel.>> Anyway, my boss came out of his office to give me something to do and he came over and said Kathy said you were over here blowing up bunnies. He was laughing though, and we had to show him how.
I forgot earlier - Fannie Farmer Frosted French Mint candy bars. More TMI - same workplace as above, the guys used to have jobs clear up by Toledo and that's the closest place they had them so they used to bring them back for me! And one time (before online) I ordered a box of pink little squares (same flavor as the mint colored ones) for breast cancer awareness over the phone. When UPS delivered them they put them inbetween the storm door and regular door on their side. It was pretty sunny for October. I opened the box and they were all melted in a river to one side of the box. I called and they sent me another box.
Drifting away...............Sorry, this came in while I was typing the previous post. Who makes Thin Mints at home? There's that mint again! The only ones I like. Keebler Grasshoppers are the same thing. Probably cheaper, if you can't wait. Don't tell the Girl Scouts I told you that! I was one. Girl Scout troops pay for things with cookie sales. I sold 74 boxes the one year I was in it. Funny - when I was a Brownie and my cousin Patty was a Camp Fire Girl, they sold Fannie Farmer candy (see previous post)!Next you'll be telling us that you don't like Milki!
Not really candy, but I don't understand the American obsession with girl scout cookies. What is wrong with you people? Why are you buying mass-produced cookies instead of baking nice homemade ones? Cookies are super-easy to make, I promise
Not really candy, but I don't understand the American obsession with girl scout cookies. What is wrong with you people? Why are you buying mass-produced cookies instead of baking nice homemade ones? Cookies are super-easy to make, I promise
We buy them to support the Girl Scouts whose mission is to empower the next generation of women/girls. It's not really about the cookies even though some of the flavors are good.Not really candy, but I don't understand the American obsession with girl scout cookies. What is wrong with you people? Why are you buying mass-produced cookies instead of baking nice homemade ones? Cookies are super-easy to make, I promise
I know they're bought to support the girl scouts. But people seem to be really into the cookies too, and they just don't seem that exciting to me... I must have had some as a kid in the US, but have no memory of it.
Henri Nestlé is rolling over in his grave. Nestlé is one of the biggest agri-food company in the world but it's very Swiss 
No wonder I can't stand even the thought.
