Changes are coming to Peeps in the wake of a new state law prohibiting the use of select food additives, including a chemical that had colored some versions of the marshmallow treats. After this ...

The core element of the concerns is Red Dye 3, a known carcinogen that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says there’s evidence has caused cancer in laboratory animals and the National Institute ...

Peeps, the popular marshmallow treat most associated with Easter, will no longer contain a chemical linked to cancer known as red dye No. 3. Red dye No. 3 is often used as food coloring for various ...

Create a fun Peeps Bunny Frosting Board! This Peeps-inspired Easter dessert board is easy to make and perfect for sharing. A festive treat for any Easter event! What Is a Peeps Bunny Frosting Board? A ...

Few Easter candies divide people quite like Peeps – 25% of Americans polled by Finance Buzz claim there’s no treat they love more. But 16% say they’d rather eat anything but the colorful, sugar-coated ...

Peeps are back for Easter 2026 with a "bold" new lineup. See the full list of flavors, headlined by a unique collaboration ...

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It’s spring so that that means marshmallow Peeps are in stores. Use them to make a fun edible ballerina treat as a party favor or topper for your favorite cake or cupcakes. If you walk into any retail ...

What is the number one selling non-chocolate Easter candy for over 20 years? Peeps®! The obsession with these cute and cheerful, brightly-colored, puffy marshmallow bunnies, chicks, and other shapes ...