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Purple Peeper-eater: our experiments with a package of purple Peeps Bunnies

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Since I like to try what I read on blogs (it’s documented!), I took some suggestions and cooked up a few experiments in the kitchen with the kids. I figured a 99 cent package of purple Easter Peeps Bunnies was a small price to pay for science…

Floating Peeps:
Both Michaela and Elisabeth wanted to see whether Peeps would float or sink.
And float they did.

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Losing color and eyeball

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Zapped Peeps

Abigail wanted to try the microwave, but didn’t want to zap any longer after the marshmellow inside started appearing…

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Baked Peeps

Nice and crunchy after a few minutes at 350 degrees F.

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Boiled Peeps

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I was amazed to see the entire Peep disappear as it was boiled, transparent in a pot of water.

Fried Peeps

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The Acid Test

Vinegar seemed to have little effect on a Peep.

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The Taste Test

The girls each wanted to eat one so I let them have one purple Peep a piece.
I tried to try one myself but couldn’t get beyond the first bite…

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