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Recently in the Snacksiverse: Reel 22A

Submitted by on April 19, 2012 – 9:29 PM5 Comments

In case you missed it, the latest from the Revolting Snacks lab:

Streetos!

Shrimp crackers!

And of course, the inaugural Peeps analysis sequence!

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  • attica says:

    I find it incredibly upsetting that those ‘marshmallow’ fuckers won’t burn. Man. Just when you think you know a snack…

  • attica says:

    Also: Pretty mani!

  • Sarah D. Bunting says:

    Hee. Thanks. Sally Hansen’s quick-dry formula + Dr. Stupidhead’s camera tricks = looks professional!

  • Bev says:

    This experiment would make such a wonderful diorama for the Washington Post Peeps Contest next year. OK, maybe I need some sleep.

  • Dayna says:

    Love the Aqua Net! Did you have on hand or did you have to purchase it? I never liked Peeps, always found them to be a little suspicious. They’re so innocently cute but they taste so bad. Probably has something to do with whatever is in them that makes them inflammable.

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