Bunnymallows, a Peep alternative

by Nicole Weston, Posted Apr 5th 2006 @ 9:03AM

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]

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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)

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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