Whoever said spring comes with the first red-breasted robin clearly didn’t know to look for Peeps. They’re everywhere come March and, in this writer’s opinion, they’re far better to play ...

For this weekend’s Easter Sunday “Brunch”, Sean Lewis and Jenna Barnes try out Peeps Jousting! Two peeps are placed on toothpicks and placed next to each other in the microwave. The peeps ...

In peep jousting, two peeps, armed with toothpicks, battle it out in a microwave. Skip to main content. Search Shop Newsletters Renew Give a Gift Subscribe. i Subscribe Give a Gift Renew.

Peep jousting may not be the most well-known Easter tradition, but it certainly is an entertaining one. The seasonal 'sport' involves inserting toothpicks into two of the chick-shaped ...

Aficionados send chicks into battle in a microwave "sport" known as Peeps jousting. They enter Peeps art contests, dozens of which are held around the country this time of year.

To some, they are the essence of Easter, born in a place called Bethlehem no less, and celebrated in art, craft, song and ode. To others, they are the Rodney Dangerfields of food, suitable grist ...

Peeps in a Microwave: A Peep Jousting Experiment. Read more at http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/science/2010/04/01/a-peep-experiment/ Our Surprising Science blogger ...

WGN's Sean Lewis introduces co-anchor Jewell Hillery to an Easter tradition that dates back to the dorms at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee—Peeps Jousting.

Just Born hatches 5 million Peeps a day The company has never had an unprofitable year Companies%27 other brands include Hot Tamales%2C Mike and Ike BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) — It's Easter morning. A ...