Peeps

Consumer Reports urges people to reconsider eating certain colors of a popular treat sold across the Hoosier State.

With a little over a week to go before Halloween, it's no surprise to see all sorts of stories being published about Halloween candy. There are articles all over the place about the candies we love, the candies we hate, each states favorite and least favorite candy...yada, yada, yada.

Cue a sugar lover's meltdown. The pandemic might have just completely ruined Halloween.

There are no worries of a peep shortage for Easter even the production has been stopped.

If you needed some fly nails to go along with your Peep Crocs, you're in luck.

Easter has come and gone and now you're left with all kinds of candy and Peeps. You'll eat the candy, the Peeps... not so much. Here 's what you should do.

In the 1950s, it took almost 27 hours to make just one Peep Marshmallow Treat by hand. Now, the factory makes over 5 million per day.

Can you believe we get paid to do this? In case you haven't really figured out what's going on here, Steve and I decided to stuff our mouths with Peeps (which we strongly dislike by the way) and read lines from Fifty Shades of Grey. We should probably keep our day jobs. Oh, wait, this IS our day job.