Peeps. You see them on shelves at grocery stores, in the candy aisle at the pharmacy, and over at, uh… well, that’s it, really. Supermarkets and pharmacies are really the only places we’re allowed to ...

At any rate, we at The Forum wanted to find out what sorts of desserts the culinary geniuses at some of the high-end establishments in the area could create from this lowbrow confection. The results ...

That's right, the puffy sugar confections have landed a new spot on dessert menus throughout Bethlehem, at least temporarily. Seven restaurants have been challenged to come up with bold new desserts ...

Have fun with these six creative ways to use Peeps. (Katherine Boyd, Special to the Sun News) Sunshine yellow, sparkling pink, electric blue, chocolate covered, chocolate flavored... the list goes on ...

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Peeps are pretty much the Easter candy. Also, they’re pretty cute. Brighten up your Easter table with one Pinterest’s 10 most adorable Peeps crafts: Via Midwestern Moms ...

Sure, Easter brunch is nice and all, but we really look forward to the holiday for the sweets. Even if you're making festive desserts from scratch, you're probably still buying some candy to fill your ...

to slap a Peep between a Hershey's bar and a stack of graham crackers and call it a day. Instead, the creations were elaborate and the recipes involved. My three fellow judges -- Diane Stonebeck of ...

No matter how you feel about the quintessential (and sometimes controversial) Easter candy, I think you'll be a fan of this Peeps cocktail! It's the perfect balance of sweet, creamy, and strong, and ...

Sometimes, a day-old Peep (when the sugar crust is slightly crunchy and the marshmallow within is more dense) totally hits the spot. And when it's smooshed under the weight of your palm and placed ...

Despite their status as an Easter institution, Peeps are sort of the Rodney Dangerfield of confections; they're thick around the middle, good for a laugh and get no respect. Sure, some people love ...