Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Thursday, March 05, 2015
The smell of victory
Sure, Marshmallow Peeps milk is getting all the attention, but we're forgetting the already established Marshmallow Peeps Yankee Candle, dammit.
I serve mine in my dishwasher-safe Bacon Bowls
And now there is such a thing as Marshmallow Peep-flavored milk .
Includes Egg Nog flavor, because it's always Christmas somewhere.
Seems like you'd need awfully small hands to milk a Peep, but then what do I know, my dad had only beef cattle.
Sadly/gladly, depending on your homeland:"PEEPS® milk is only available in the following Mid-western states: IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, MS, TN, SE WI, E IOWA and SW OH."
Friends in those states, you know what to do. (Move!)
Includes Egg Nog flavor, because it's always Christmas somewhere.
Seems like you'd need awfully small hands to milk a Peep, but then what do I know, my dad had only beef cattle.
Sadly/gladly, depending on your homeland:"PEEPS® milk is only available in the following Mid-western states: IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, MS, TN, SE WI, E IOWA and SW OH."
Friends in those states, you know what to do. (Move!)
Friday, April 22, 2011
Cadbury Creme Eggs
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Mini chocolate bunnies!
As The Impulsive Buy points out, looks like some big chocolate bunnies have been going at it like bunnies.
Crack me
I love, love, love Megan at Not Martha. These Easter surprise eggs are simple and brilliant.
And I think I've linked to her rainbow cake before, but man, it's gorgeous.
And I think I've linked to her rainbow cake before, but man, it's gorgeous.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
The incredible, not-so-edible egg
I love this gold-flecked Easter egg-dying kit LJC found this year. What gorgeous eggs! Dud anyone see this kit available, and if so, in what stores? I'm unsure what brand it is too -- PAAS seems to have a monopoly on the egg-color market these days, but it doesn't say PAAS on the picture.
We used to always use Ruby's cold-water egg dye, but the company is no more. A year or so ago I bought up a bunch of their kits on eBay, but there aren't many left out there. Too bad -- they made gorgeous, swirly eggs a little like LJC's, and you could keep reswirling them multiple times and picking up extra colors.
My mom claims we did this because my dad was cheap and wouldn't get us more eggs, so we finished quickly and had to keep redying the same ones. Heh. Whose dad wasn't trying to keep down the little expenses in the 1970s? Turn that light off! Do you think we're made of money? Shut that door! We're not trying to heat the whole outdoors!
While looking for more info on Ruby's, I found the Ask Dr. Toy archives for 2007, where people write in hunting for their favorite lost childhood playthings. You're sure to spark some memories just reading through their requests.
We used to always use Ruby's cold-water egg dye, but the company is no more. A year or so ago I bought up a bunch of their kits on eBay, but there aren't many left out there. Too bad -- they made gorgeous, swirly eggs a little like LJC's, and you could keep reswirling them multiple times and picking up extra colors.
My mom claims we did this because my dad was cheap and wouldn't get us more eggs, so we finished quickly and had to keep redying the same ones. Heh. Whose dad wasn't trying to keep down the little expenses in the 1970s? Turn that light off! Do you think we're made of money? Shut that door! We're not trying to heat the whole outdoors!
While looking for more info on Ruby's, I found the Ask Dr. Toy archives for 2007, where people write in hunting for their favorite lost childhood playthings. You're sure to spark some memories just reading through their requests.
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