Shrimp dumplings and non-so-big-themselves Peeps

Let’s face it, Dim Sum is one fun way to eat. The selection, the aromas, the clatter of the carts, the challenge of not chucking your food across the table when your chopsticks slip — yes, it makes for the perfect family outing. I dare anyone to leave the table without having left a mess of soy sauce and food particles. This brings into sharp relief the perfectness of Peeps® Dim Sum. The non-slimy exterior of Peeps give sufficient friction so your chopsticks can gain purchase, thus foiling the food-flinging aspect of the meal. You’ll impress your family, friends, and/or your date with your mad chopstickin’ skills when you bring along your Peeps for an Asian breakfast.

There is no recipe associated with this entry because making Dim Sum is a huge pain in the butt. Just pack your Peeps in your purse and fling them about the various tasty items that you choose from the cart. Be careful how you place them. Peeps melt and often complain when they get oils on their bottoms. We actually had to leave the restaurant because one of the Peeps was being such a big baby about getting hot oil on her tail. Some Peeps just don’t have any manners…don’t even get me started on the Peeps that were trying to ride the sticky rice around the table.

Playful Peeps pretending sticky rice packets are ponies.

Peeps love condiments

Peeps eyeing each other over the basket rim. Peeps are very self conscious and yet nosy.