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Home / Latest Posts / Holiday Ideas / Easter / Peeps on a Stick – Peeps Lollipop

Peeps on a Stick – Peeps Lollipop

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By: Leigh Anne WilkesPosted: 3/28/12Updated: 4/13/21

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Create your own Peeps on a Stick or Peeps Lollipop in just a couple of minutes and with a few supplies.

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Peeps Lollipop

If you have read my blog for any length of time you know that I am a bit of a Peep fan. People usually either love them or hate them.  I love them.

I have loved them since I was a kid.  They are just so darn cute!  Of course, my favorite way to eat them is after they have dried out for a while.

Peeps on a Stick

When I saw these cute Peeps Lollipops at the store I knew I had to make my own and for a lot less than the $2.00 a piece price tag at the store.

How to Make Peeps on a Stick

Peeps. Pick up your favorite color of Peeps or a combination of colors. I like to use four different colors on a stick. You can also use the bunny shaped Peeps.

Lollipop Sticks. Find the sticks at the craft store or a cake/candy decorating store. You could also use bamboo skewers.

Flour. Rub a little flour on the stick to make it easier to slide the Peep onto the stick.

Package them up. I wrapped these up in little plastic bags. Tie them up with Baker’s Twine or ribbon to give away as gifts.


They look darling in a little Easter centerpiece.  I just filled a canning jar with some colorful jelly beans and added the sticks into the jar along with some other little ribbon flags I made using my leftover lollipop sticks.

How Long Do Peeps Last?

Peeps will stay fresh for a long time. If they are kept air tight, in plastic they will last for up to two years! They will harden up when exposed to air so be sure and enjoy them within a few months.


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  1. Jackie says

    Posted on 4/10 at 5:51 am

    These are so beautiful & inexpensive!!!
    You could also buy a few bright bouquets at dollar store, 4-8 peeps per bouquet, use a half of toothpick, & pop a peep in the center of each bulbs, cello tint wap the bouquet (cellophane), and tie a pretty bow at the bottom of bouquet, or use your imagination and go crazy! About $2.50-3/bouquet. 5-15 minutes, according to how elaborate you choose. Awesome hostess gift, mothers& daughters crafts!!!

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    • Jackie says

      Posted on 4/10 at 5:56 am

      You can purchase all items, except peeps were most inexpensive at Walmart 2 packs $1.25/$1.50. I’ve seen just 5 peeps on a stick go for almost $2.00. Any bright bouquet from $store will do. Start with 3-4 different colors of peeps, toothpicks, cute holiday themed, sparkle, or plain ribbon, & cellophane; all at $store!!!!!

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  2. Judy Wiggins says

    Posted on 3/29 at 3:06 pm

    Can you tell me where you purchased the clear bags you used?

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    • Leigh Anne says

      Posted on 3/29 at 3:34 pm

      Judy, Here is a link to some that are like the ones I used. http://amzn.to/2ni2HwG

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