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The history of peeps: Where the marshmallow Easter candy came from
The pastel-colored marshmallow chicks known as Peeps have become as much a part of Easter as dyed eggs and chocolate bunnies. Their history is as sugary and unexpected as the candy itself. From humble beginnings to a cultural phenomenon, Peeps have carved out a place in both nostalgia and modern-day celebrations.
Chick and bunny waffles, Eggs Benedict, Easter omelettes, and more - because feasting should be festive this weekend.
A state senator from the Lehigh Valley, where Peeps are produced, wants the marshmallow treats to be Pennsylvania's official ...
Michelle Price of Honest and Truly also shared her sentiments about the Easter treat saying, “I like marshmallows, but Peeps ...
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Whether you love them or leave them, Peeps are one of Easter’s most iconic candies. Here’s how they’re made, how many are produced, and what goes into the sugary marshmallow treats.
You might see and maybe even eat a lot of them this weekend. It's here that a family-owned candy factory in Bethlehem, ...
Love them or hate them, marshmallow Peeps are inescapable around the Easter holiday. Millions of the brightly-colored candies ...
Go inside the Lehigh Valley factory where the Peeps get made. Plus, updates in the case of the Pennsylvania governor's ...
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