Easter PEEPS Houses
Step-by-step how-to create super sweet PEEPS Houses for your little chicks this Easter with some simple and easy-to-find ingredients. Cute and EDIBLE!
A few years ago Joy, from Yesterfood, shared her PEEPS House at my link party and ever since then, I have wanted to make my own. After 6 years, yes, 6 years, I finally did.
How To Make PEEPS Houses - The Simple Do's
Ingredients
Graham Crackers - name brand ones are preferred as they are sturdier and will be less likely to break while making the houses
Frosting - I used a small container of Pillsbury white frosting and it worked perfectly
PEEPS - one package of PEEPS
Grass for PEEPS' nests - I found edible grass at Walmart BUT if I were to make these again I would probably opt for standard grass as this cracked and was hard to manipulate into shape
Jelly beans or other small candies
Now, Let's Put Our PEEPS Houses Together!
Directions
Break each whole graham cracker in half. You will need 6 halves for each PEEPS house.
Assemble houses on wax paper or a cookie sheet.
Glue the walls to the floor using icing.
Glue two halves together to form the roof, again using icing to join the pieces together.
Allow the walls and the roof to dry separately for approximately one hour.
Aren't these just the cutest?
They would be so much fun to make with some littles or even some bigs 😉 The more the merrier.
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Equipment
Ingredients
- Graham Crackers - name brand ones are preferred as they are sturdier and will be less likely to break while making the houses
- Frosting - I used a small container of Pillsbury white frosting and it worked perfectly
- PEEPS - one package of PEEPS
- Grass for PEEPS' nests - I found edible grass at Walmart BUT if I were to make these again I would probably opt for standard grass as this cracked and was hard to manipulate into shape
- Jelly beans or other small candies
Instructions
- Break each whole graham cracker in half. You will need 6 halves for each PEEPS house.
- Assemble houses on wax paper or a cookie sheet.
- Glue the walls to the floor using icing. (refer to photos in main area of post).
- Glue two halves together to form the roof, again using icing to join the pieces together.
- Allow the walls and the roof to dry separately for approximately one hour.
- After roof and wall pieces have dried, attach roof to walls.
- Insert grass and PEEP in each house and decorate as desired.
Notes
As with any of my recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.
