Eating PEEPS at Easter?
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Permalink Reply by Brian Wittman on -
Why would anyone, diabetic or not, want to eat Peeps? Every time I walk past them, I nearly gag.
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Permalink Reply by brokenpole on -
Brian I am with you. I hate those things.
Now malted speckled eggs are a different story. My wife has to hid the bag and give them to me like 4 at a time for lunch.
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Permalink Reply by LadyD on -
+1 there is a box sitting untouched in our conference room. I'm thinking of finding out who brought them in and regifting the peeps back to them at Christmas.
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Permalink Reply by Doris D on -
Not guilty this year but all the other years.............beyond GUILTY!!!! LOVE 'em!!!! Din't really like jellybeans though............weird huh????
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Permalink Reply by TimmyMac on -
GUILTY!! I LOVE those things!!! (but at least they were the sugar free kind this year)
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Permalink Reply by Catherine Jane Vancak on -
Yup! They're pretty good too. I can only have one at a time since they're so darn sweet!
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Permalink Reply by Brian on -
What is the point of a sugar-free Peep? Kinda like diet caffine-free Mountain Dew. A product that serves no purpose.
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Permalink Reply by Mikeonline2821 on -
hahaha
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Permalink Reply by TimmyMac on
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yeah, i was surprised too when my mom gave them to me.
"Peeps! awesome!"
"not JUST peeps... SUGAR FREE peeps!"
"O_O!"
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Permalink Reply by Molly on -
Funny. I didn't eat em but I bought them for my kids from the Easter Bunny. I ate a Godiva chocolate bunny ear, I'm only human. That and honey baked ham made for a bigger dose day, but worth it. :)
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Permalink Reply by smileandnod on -
ewwww! Peeps remind me of sponges...I wouldn't eat them if someone paid me...well maybe if someone paid me I would but that's the only way. My grandmother used to always get Peeps but she also liked those marshmellowy circus peanut things? Anybody know what I'm talking about? I didn't like those either.
My faves as a kid were malted chocolate speckled eggs, gold brick eggs and Reeses eggs. My daughter loves Reeses eggs so thats what I always buy her.
I was good this year and skipped the candy. :)
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