Peepocalypse Now: Destroying Marshmallows for Science
by jordan
March 23, 2008 at 01:44 pm
If you want to get kids into a museum, destroying squidgy marshmallow candy seems to be the way to go. At the Rochester Museum asn Science Center, staff have taken that very approach. Leveraging kids' love of sweets and their curiosity towards blowing stuff up, Tim Cawley and company have devised a novel antidote for science apathy.
The Peeps became huge. Then Cawley let air back into the jar. The Peeps shrunk instantaneously, to the crowd's delight.
"They really taste nasty without the air in them. I don't know what it is," Cawley said, holding up a shriveled Peep. "But should you eat your science experiments?"
"No!" the children replied.
Jesse King, 11, of Lyons, Wayne County, watched the presentation with his parents and sister.
"It was good, but there were no explosions," he said. "Me and my dad were hoping."
Source: http://www.democratandchronicle.com/
Monday, March 24, 2008
Marshmallow Peeps
One of my picture was selected to be included in an article about marshmallow Peeps on http://www.nowpublic.com. Here's the picture of a 'sunflower' chocolate ganache cake made by Julie for Easter. It's another masterpiece by Julie and we love the cake! Scroll down beneath the picture to read the article about Peeps!
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:) good night.
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