No, really. Please.
I thought it was pretty interesting that Williams-Sonoma had a brandless "Marshmallow Chicks Kit," that they sell online only with a soft, pastel, nice and classy photo of a girl making her chicks - very Williams-Sonoma-esque. But here's another Peeps kit in a loud, colorful box that actually screams "Peeps!" with a coupon for $1.00 off your next purchase of real Peeps (in case you just can't figure out how to make them with the kit?), and the option to purchase extra molds and colored sugar for different holidays.
It's $26.
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4-04-2006 @ 3:23PM
Miriam said...
Neato! Has anybody here used one? It looks like a mold rather than an extruder, but I'd bet you could use it with cheese, like this Pikachu-en-brie:
http://www.well.com/user/arturner/pikachufood.html
That would be awesome. Because if Peeps were made of cheese, I'd be as obsessed with them as everyone else seems to be.
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4-04-2006 @ 9:21PM
McAuliflower said...
Why is this listed under vegan? Vegan, most marshmallows are not!
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4-04-2006 @ 9:39PM
sarah said...
thanks, mcauliflower! i took it out of that category :) we think there might be some true vegan marshmallowy - like stuff, but we are researching to make sure!
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4-12-2006 @ 10:41AM
SLoB said...
Peeps are not vegetarian either if they contain gelatin.
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4-13-2006 @ 12:07AM
wtf said...
are you people kidding me? who cares if it's 'vegan', it's frecking candy! get over it! geeze! get a life
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4-13-2006 @ 4:47AM
kathy said...
For some reason Im only obsessed with the pink bunnies I dont like the taste of the other Peeps
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4-13-2006 @ 4:47PM
Pat said...
PEOPLE.... Please....It is candy. What are all the complaints for....
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