Photo and experiment by Ryn Gargulinski Peeps at the start of experiment in Tucson tree. Easter season would not be complete without Peeps, the sickly sweet marshmallow treats that have been rotting ...

CLEVELAND — We are Peeps lovers. I fully admit it. So, this time of year, I have them in the pantry. I came across a few “Easter” science experiments that involve seeing what happens to different ...

This year, several of us at the magazine (including my colleague Amanda from Food and Think) got together to create an entry for this year’s Peeps Diorama contest from the Washington Post. Our entry, ...

Left dumbfounded by Peeps’ shocking resiliency, they finally reached for Phenol, a protein-dissolving solvent that is lethal to humans in very small amounts, and soaked a single marshmallow chick in ...

Peeps in a Microwave: A Peep Jousting Experiment Read more at http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/science/2010/04/01/a-peep-experiment/ Our Surprising Science blogger tests whether stale peeps or fresh ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- So, why does a Peep expand when you suck the air out of a jar? The thing about air is that it likes to fill empty spaces, and you create an empty space with no air, what we call a ...

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Here’s a video showing a lesson in thermodynamics with Peeps. Yes, Peeps. (If you don’t know what Peeps are, they are marshmallow candies in animal shapes. They used to appear in stores at Easter time ...