Easter stock-up

Peeps on a stick over a campfire are the best.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Peeps on a stick over a campfire are the best.

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I still say making a scene out of them around a central theme in a microwave and watching them expand to 5x their normal size, then melt down into molten pools of sugary lava is more rewarding... but maybe that's just me...

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

I still say making a scene out of them around a central theme in a microwave and watching them expand to 5x their normal size, then melt down into molten pools of sugary lava is more rewarding... but maybe that's just me...

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haha that sounds more appealing to me than eating those things. I can't stand them. What kind of scenes have you played out with them before?

Easter is a great time to stock up on rabbit meat !!! [Sarcasm2]

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Originally Posted by Monky

Scotch and wine


Sent by a free-range electronic weasel, with no sense of personal space.

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I'm making wine for storage and daily drinking. $3 a bottle.

Scotch I leave to the experts at The Macallan.

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Originally Posted by Sawin

haha that sounds more appealing to me than eating those things. I can't stand them. What kind of scenes have you played out with them before?

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I've always been a fan of putting them in little toothpick cages... they ooze between the bars as they grow, and the cage frequently breaks...

or putting two of them on a paper plate (you seriously don't want to clean up after this) with a toothpick "sword" in each one and let them battle...

Kids love it, it's all in the name of science... you should see what you can do with grapes in the microwave!

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

Kids love it, it's all in the name of science... you should see what you can do with grapes in the microwave!

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Or a match in a jar...

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

I've always been a fan of putting them in little toothpick cages... they ooze between the bars as they grow, and the cage frequently breaks...

or putting two of them on a paper plate (you seriously don't want to clean up after this) with a toothpick "sword" in each one and let them battle...

Kids love it, it's all in the name of science... you should see what you can do with grapes in the microwave!

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HAHA well if I wind up with peeps in my house for some reason this Easter, you can bet I'll be nuking them on film. That sounds hilarious, even if my daughter is too young to laugh at them with me :)

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

My Grandma used to make the most excellent hard candies. I'm mostly trying to go with SHTF scenarios that would limit resources such as electricity and gas.

But store-bought candies are a sad, pale comparison to homemade.

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The Peeps would work as candles in a pinch....[Coffee]

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

I'm sure everyone has noticed the Easter goodies taking over the shelves in the stores.

For the Prepping pantry, Easter is one of the best holidays for the comfort section of your shelves. Don't have a comfort section for your shelves? Whyever not? SHTF scenarios are stressful; comfort food will be the cheapest and quickest-rewarding thing on your list. Use a Food Saver and canning jars, and be ready to scoop up on deals, such as:

Jelly Beans
M&Ms
Chocolates
Hard candies

...and so on.

In addition, we have popping corn, and flavored salts.

What sorts of things do you have in your 'comfort food section'?

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Honey sticks. They're very compact, single use and lots of them fit in a mason jar.