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As the season for Peeps is upon us once more, people begin to
look to Peeps for more than just a sweet snack. The fluffy marshmallow critters, chicks and bunnies alike, can provide
hours of entertainment when properly utilized. Strangely, it is not only children who play with their food in this
instance, but adults. Since they inspire far more fascination than your average marshmallow, one can only attribute
their entertainment value to the fact that the chicks and bunnies look so much more realistic - "realistic"
in the sense that they do have an actual form, unlike a more traditional marshmallow. Alternatively, it could be the
bright colors that people find so appealing.
PeepResearch.org is a wealth of information, detailing the outcome of nearly every likely situation a Peep is likely to be in, including extreme heat and extreme cold, as well as chronicling the effects of smoking and alcohol on Peeps who have given in to temptation.
Bunny Survival Tests is slightly more disturbing than PeepResearch.org because there seems to be a degree of enjoyment from the creators of the site in seeing what happens to the sweet little Peep Bunnies when exposed to a variety of hazardous situations.
Other, less scientific examples of Peep amusements include how to joust Peeps and Peep-henge, in addition to the very cool PeepsShow.
[Photo by PeepResearch.org]
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3-13-2006 @10:51PM Eric said... I happen to have some Peeps tomfoolery under my belt as well. My best friend once bet me he could eat 100 peeps in one sitting. I made a trip to his house the day after Easter with 100 heavily discounted Peeps in tow. I documented his progress here.
The entertainment value is yet to wear off.
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3-13-2006 @10:56PM Eric said... I have some peeps tomfoolery of my own. My best friend once unwisely bet me that he could eat 100 of the things, about a day before they went on sale for ten cents a box. Best two bucks I ever spent.
http://www.ericisgreat.com/100peeps/index.html
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3-14-2006 @7:32AM Miriam said... In Milwaukee, they've been running an annual Peep Show - an open gallery show of Peep-related art. http://www.onmilwaukee.com/family/articles/peep.html
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4-12-2006 @9:57PM Jo said... Crack the wrapper and leave your peeps on the dash in a hot car for a day or so. Mmmmm melted marshmallow with a crispy sugar coating. The best!
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