Last year I heard that Peeps, the makers of marshmallow treats mostly associated with Easter but not expanded into other Holidays like Christmas and Halloween, was adding a milk chocolate covered Peep to their Easter mix. I couldn't find one any where and my attempts to contact Peeps headquarters were ignored. I found one finally the day after Easter in Target so I bought one. This review you are about to read for this year was written last year. The product may have improved, gotten worse or disappeared by now but I was thinking of you all, Sisters and Brothers, and planning ahead.
This 1oz bag has one serving or one milk chocolate covered peep inside of it. Nutritionally this has 110 calories, 1.5g saturated fat, 15mg cholesterol 14g sugars, 1 g protein with 2% of the calcium and iron an adult needs daily. I don't think this can be considered healthy but how much of the candy you'll being eating this Easter could you call healthy? It is covered with real chocolate and is the very first ingredient on the list, better than what many other single serving holiday treats can say and still be in this price range. It also has a lot of sugar, artificial ingredients and preservatives.
The chocolate covered chick measures almost 2.5 inches at it's width and 2.25 inches at it's tallest so very round in shape. It has a very sweet milk chocolate scent and is firm to my touch. Inside it is a soft, sticky yellow marshmallow but the milk chocolate does a decent job competing with the sweetness of the peep itself. Thank goodness it doesn't have an additional flavor like lemon because marshmallows and chocolate can taste great together. The result is a surprising yummy taste for someone, your Chocolate Priestess, who honestly is not a Peep fan at all. So far, I haven't seen this around this year in 2011 so if you find this or had these last year, leave a comment and let me know what you thought about them.
This 1oz bag has one serving or one milk chocolate covered peep inside of it. Nutritionally this has 110 calories, 1.5g saturated fat, 15mg cholesterol 14g sugars, 1 g protein with 2% of the calcium and iron an adult needs daily. I don't think this can be considered healthy but how much of the candy you'll being eating this Easter could you call healthy? It is covered with real chocolate and is the very first ingredient on the list, better than what many other single serving holiday treats can say and still be in this price range. It also has a lot of sugar, artificial ingredients and preservatives.
The chocolate covered chick measures almost 2.5 inches at it's width and 2.25 inches at it's tallest so very round in shape. It has a very sweet milk chocolate scent and is firm to my touch. Inside it is a soft, sticky yellow marshmallow but the milk chocolate does a decent job competing with the sweetness of the peep itself. Thank goodness it doesn't have an additional flavor like lemon because marshmallows and chocolate can taste great together. The result is a surprising yummy taste for someone, your Chocolate Priestess, who honestly is not a Peep fan at all. So far, I haven't seen this around this year in 2011 so if you find this or had these last year, leave a comment and let me know what you thought about them.
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