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Pope Peeps

 {name change from [Blissmiss]'s inspiration}formerly marshmallow Popes
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As the Pope steps down, the Catholic Church promises a new Pope by Easter - March 31, 2013. I would like to make Easter baskets to include marshmallow Popes of some of the famous Popes of the centuries.

I think they would be very much like Peeps, but with different colours. Of course the Red hat and cape are a must and some golden sugar frosting.

Available in packs of 6.

—xandram, Feb 11 2013

Peeps for those who don't know... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peeps
[xandram, Feb 13 2013, last modified Feb 14 2013]

Peepe diorama contet http://www.washingt...tyle/magazine/peeps
[JesusHChrist, Feb 15 2013]

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       Pope: An old, never-married man, who wears a bejewelled hat, a cape and carries around a staff with a disco ball mounted atop it... yet claims gays are inveterate sinners. WTF?   

       Kiddies, DO NOT put anything from the Catholic Church in your mouth, OK?
—UnaBubba, Feb 11 2013
   

       What about communion?
—xandram, Feb 12 2013
   

       These aren't only for children. Anyway, I'm sure you give your kiddies little rabbits and chicks so they can bite their heads off on Easter or do you have kangaroos [UB]?
—xandram, Feb 12 2013
   

       As Easter hits them in the fall, perhaps it should trade places with Halloween in the Southern Hemisphere. One holiday we dress up in our best new clothes, the other we celebrate the rising of a zombie. (Which is which I'll leave as an exercise to the reader). During both we consume confectionaries. Seems almost redundant.
—RayfordSteele, Feb 12 2013
   

       Well, they make Halloween peeps, too. I see now they are only sold in the US & Canada. (no big loss for you other people, as they are really terrible confections)
—xandram, Feb 12 2013
   

       Peeps are not like regular marshmallows. I will post a link for those of you who don't know what they are. If you toasted them the sugar coating would burn. If you want to impale them, that is a personal choice.
I changed the category to *shapes* though it still doesn't explain the humor of Popes to Peeps.
—xandram, Feb 13 2013
   

       I like this. I don't like Peeps, and get angry every time I see them so early in the stores. A stale Peep must be a disaster. But I think Pope Peeps would be cool, and I would buy them just to sit and stare at them.
—blissmiss, Feb 13 2013
   

       [Blissy] I should have called them Pope Peeps!!(but then again, that could sound perverted!) Thanks! xox
—xandram, Feb 13 2013
   

       Or Peoepes. Let people struggle as to how to pronounce it.
—RayfordSteele, Feb 13 2013
   

       Peeps? Are we talking about Mick priests sneaking about at night, peering through bathroom windows?
—UnaBubba, Feb 13 2013
   

       Does this deserve a bun? Is the Peep Catholic?
—sqeaketh the wheel, Feb 13 2013
   

       You could just give it a peep...
—xandram, Feb 14 2013
   

       If you could control your bowels well enough, you could make Pope Peep Poop.
—UnaBubba, Feb 15 2013
   

       I thought this might be secret video of the supersecret enclave. Throwing secret smelly soap into the fire. Secret pope-choosing songs sung once in a generation. That kind of thing!
—bungston, Feb 18 2013
   


 

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