Chocolate unny

[Cyndi B.]

I called my son in Albaquerque to tell him a package was on the way then I asked what the weather was like. Hot he said. I told him it snowed the other day. He said "It's Iowa." I said maybe on March 21st. Perhaps Mr. Chocolate Bunny won't make it there intact. I was worried for a moment.

[Kevin K]

Sorry I just ate the

[Alf S.]

Originally Posted by Cyndi B.

I called my son in Albaquerque to tell him a package was on the way then I asked what the weather was like. Hot he said. I told him it snowed the other day. He said "It's Iowa." I said maybe on March 21st. Perhaps Mr. Chocolate Bunny won't make it there intact. I was worried for a moment.

Hi: Cyndi B...Did you eat the "B" already??? I usually start with the ears!!!
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie

[Cyndi B.]

I just hope when the Bunny gets there he still looks like a Bunny. Perhaps I should have sent Peeps. Don't they have a shelf life of a hundred years?

[BigLew]

Originally Posted by Cyndi B.

I just hope when the Bunny gets there he still looks like a Bunny. Perhaps I should have sent Peeps. Don't they have a shelf life of a hundred years?

Longer!

[theresa p]

next time...just send the chocolate-covered raisins...."left overs"...so to speak!!

[Byron Kinnaman]

Originally Posted by Cyndi B.

I just hope when the Bunny gets there he still looks like a Bunny. Perhaps I should have sent Peeps. Don't they have a shelf life of a hundred years?

Peeps get roasted over an open fire after 6 months to 2 years.

[melissab]

Oh that sounds heavenly, Byron! Do they taste as good as I imagine? Do you have to wait till they age or can you roast them fresh???

[Greg H]

I don't think they're ever fresh, but they are good.

[Karalyn]

after Easter specials, Hmmmmmm-----------I will have to see if I can locate some of those peeps for the summer campfire at tje family reunion. Sounds yummy