Guest guest Posted February 18, 2003 Report Share Posted February 18, 2003 Not peeps themselves, but Teenie Beanie and Peeps Jelly Beans logos contain the (U)(Orthodox Union) Kosher designation I hear.... Although peeps have more fashion colors than Barbie... Yellow was the original. Peeps now available in yellow, white, pink, violet, and blue. Blue was added for the 1998 season. Violet first appeared in the 1997 season, and they are also used as fish bait: " ...fishing for bass, trout or marble eyes is the way to go. Bass really take spinner baits this time of year....a powerbait and night crawler combination, such as " Joe's PEEPS " with crawler or powerbait, or just a night crawler and a marshmallow combination... " The fishermaen apparently let the Peeps 'ripen. " " Many Peepophiles prefer a certain degree of staleness to their Peeps, ranging from a slight stiffness, to downright hard and crunchy. This is somewhat of an acquired taste. This is normally accomplished either by letting them age naturally, or else leaving them exposed to air. " -Peeps are extruded through a metal nozzle, literally squeezed out, a lot like a real egg is emitted from a chicken's cloaca (vagina). The sugar slurry is then laid on. (the candy, not the hen) At one time the eyes were hand-painted (on the candy, not the hen). Now they are applied by machine which accounts for some of the cross-eyed Peeps you see with eyes off kilter... the hand painters had better aim. Peeps' eyes are made of carnauba wax..mmmm, tasty, for wax junkies (grin). Some have said they eyes are made from coal tar, but this is probably not right. Peeps have corn syrup as a main ingredient that needs preservatives to keep it from going rancid. Peeps have enough preservatives to embalm Aunt Tilly like an Egyptian, and to keep shelf life in a badly lit cellar for 1000 years after the original purchaser dies. If you put peeps in the microwave, they would explode, and your microwave would be ever after known, amongst peepophiles, as a registered death chamber. (Peepohphoiles do keep a dossier on every Peep detractor that lives) all best ceep deaux peep (thank you Judy, it's very tejas-louisiana, that 'deaux,' in't it? dontcha think?) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2003 Report Share Posted February 18, 2003 Not peeps themselves, but Teenie Beanie and Peeps Jelly Beans logos contain the (U)(Orthodox Union) Kosher designation I hear.... Although peeps have more fashion colors than Barbie... Yellow was the original. Peeps now available in yellow, white, pink, violet, and blue. Blue was added for the 1998 season. Violet first appeared in the 1997 season, and they are also used as fish bait: " ...fishing for bass, trout or marble eyes is the way to go. Bass really take spinner baits this time of year....a powerbait and night crawler combination, such as " Joe's PEEPS " with crawler or powerbait, or just a night crawler and a marshmallow combination... " The fishermaen apparently let the Peeps 'ripen. " " Many Peepophiles prefer a certain degree of staleness to their Peeps, ranging from a slight stiffness, to downright hard and crunchy. This is somewhat of an acquired taste. This is normally accomplished either by letting them age naturally, or else leaving them exposed to air. " -Peeps are extruded through a metal nozzle, literally squeezed out, a lot like a real egg is emitted from a chicken's cloaca (vagina). The sugar slurry is then laid on. (the candy, not the hen) At one time the eyes were hand-painted (on the candy, not the hen). Now they are applied by machine which accounts for some of the cross-eyed Peeps you see with eyes off kilter... the hand painters had better aim. Peeps' eyes are made of carnauba wax..mmmm, tasty, for wax junkies (grin). Some have said they eyes are made from coal tar, but this is probably not right. Peeps have corn syrup as a main ingredient that needs preservatives to keep it from going rancid. Peeps have enough preservatives to embalm Aunt Tilly like an Egyptian, and to keep shelf life in a badly lit cellar for 1000 years after the original purchaser dies. If you put peeps in the microwave, they would explode, and your microwave would be ever after known, amongst peepophiles, as a registered death chamber. (Peepohphoiles do keep a dossier on every Peep detractor that lives) all best ceep deaux peep (thank you Judy, it's very tejas-louisiana, that 'deaux,' in't it? dontcha think?) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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