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Bunnymallows, a Peep alternative

If the sugary coating on Peeps is too much for you, the Bunnymallows made by Kraft may be the perfect solution. Smaller and more colorful than their large Jet-Puffed cousins, the Bunnymallows are seasonally shaped into miniature bunnies. They seemed to be lighter and less dense than regular Jet Puffs, but it is possible that, because they are a seasonal item, the package was simply much fresher than the bags of marshmallows I usually encounter in stores. Whatever the reason for their wonderfully light texture, they were delicious.

When I got bored of munching on the 'mallows alone, I flipped over the package to read the helpful list of "fun uses." Apparently, the bunnies can be:

  • Tossed with raisins and popcorn for a Spring party mix
  • Added to hot cocoa
  • Sprinkled over pudding or ice cream
  • Used to decorate cupcakes

I took the most obvious route and toasted a couple. I've never had a better tasting bunny.

[Photos by Nicole Weston]

Filed Under: Food Porn, Raves & Reviews, Feast Your Eyes, Ingredients, New Products
Tags: bunnies, bunny mallow, bunnymallows, candies, candy, candy review, easter, food porn, fun foods, jet puffed, kraft, marshmallows, new product, peeps, review, seasonal, seasonal food, smores, sugar, sweets

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patti

4-09-2006 @11:42AM patti said... i once tried to make rice crispie treats with the bunny mallows, the marshmallow mixture turned a lovely shade of gray. i do not adise doing this
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