peeps

[jessma03]

Does anyone use Peeps. I think they are nasty but would like them for my DS in Easter basket if they are ok!

[hezzier]

Yes, plain ones are safe.  Chocolate covered peeps are not safe.  There was another new one that is not safe also but I can't think of it off the top of my head. 

I trust their labeling.

[pitter patter]

I know that the chocolate ones are not safe for milk, but are they unsafe for other allergies too?

[hezzier]

I'm sorry I should have clarified...plain peeps are safe for PA/TNA.  The chocolate covered peeps are unsafe for PA/TNA. 
I saw the other new one which was a rice krispie peep bunny sort of thing that also read safe for PA/TNA.

Jessma...what allergies are you dealing with?

[MandCmama]

For valentines day I found the ones that were just dipped in chocolate (not covered) were safe for PA/TA...

[CMdeux]

For the record, I think they are unspeakably nasty as well.


However, the plain (er-- neon) peeps are safe for PA/TNA and egg allergies. 

[Princess Cheese]

Also the ones that are on a stick with multiple peeps are not safe (last I checked).

[Elliana]

We use plain Peeps for our TN/PN allergic child.

[YouKnowWho]

My kids adore peeps (I only like the random ones that are really stale months later, think it fits into my Chef Boyardee obsession).  But I refuse to put them on a safe list because of all the different variities - I have brought them in myself but don't allow others to purchase for them.

[Mr. Barlow]

Any updates?  The cross-contact warnings seem arbitrary in 2017.  Would like to know about the Birthday Cake Peeps.  Yes, I know these are not in any way, shape, or form, anything close to what one might consider a food.  So, is the edible spray-painted sponge safe for PN? 

[PurpleCat]

Wait!  Those are real food!!!??   

I have an older brother who eats them at every holiday and in between.  Same guy that puts about 8 tsp of sugar in his coffee.

[YouKnowWho]

Any updates?  The cross-contact warnings seem arbitrary in 2017.  Would like to know about the Birthday Cake Peeps.  Yes, I know these are not in any way, shape, or form, anything close to what one might consider a food.  So, is the edible spray-painted sponge safe for PN?

Just Born labels well for may contains, shared lines and contains - if I don't see a warning, I buy.

[Mezzo]

Also the ones that are on a stick with multiple peeps are not safe (last I checked).

Still true this year.