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If you’re going through the trouble of hiding Easter eggs, then you should at least make them worth finding. Enter, Burger Easter Eggs.
Brought to us by Studio DIY, the burger eggs are made possible with brown eggs, so there’s no dying required — along with a few craft supplies. Check out the “how to” here.
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It’s officially Peeps season, which means that we need to use the squishy little chicks in as many ways as possible.
Brought to us by Delish, Peeps S’mores is one, and arguably the greatest, way to use the colorful Easter treat. Anytime s’mores is involved, it’s a good time. Even if the marshmallows stare back, judging us.
If you couldn’t get enough Peeps in liquid form last year, the inexplicable Peeps Milk is back… and it’s brought some friends.
The marshmallow treat-flavored milk now comes in four flavors — Chocolate Marshmallow, Egg Nog, and new Strawberry Créme and Orange Créme. Just in time to improve Easter.
Last year, most of us were left washing our Peeps down with regular milk, as Peeps Milk was only available in the Midwest. This year, Prairie Farms is unleashing the milk nationwide.
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Last year, we were treated to the chocolate-sculpting skills and Benedict Cumberbatch obsession of Jen Lindsey-Clark from Chocolatician.
This year, Lindsey-Clark, still making chocolate and still digging her some Cumberbatch, has created the Cumberbunny. The Easter treat is a Belgian chocolate version of the British actor, complete with bow-tie, bunny ears and bunny body.
The best part, is that you can fill your Easter baskets with these bunny-Benedicts, as the Cumberbunnies are available for sale on Chocolatician’s site here.
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Peeps — the squishy, seemingly-unflavored Easter marshmallows — would now like to stare at you blankly in the fall too.
Pumpkin Spice Peeps were recently unveiled. The horrifying new treats not only continues our long-standing pumpkin spice nightmare, but eliminates Peeps’ seasonality.
No longer will stale marshmallows be limited to the spring. Once found only in Easter baskets, Peeps will now take refuge amongst our Halloween candy — making it easier to tell which neighbors hate kids.
To complete the circle of fall flavor hell, Peeps will also offer caramel apple, and candy corn flavors. They’ll be available only at Target and the Peeps online store starting August 31st, kid-haters.