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Marshmallow Peeps lined up at the Just Born factory in Bethlehem, Pa.

Clever Ways to Use Easter and Passover Leftovers

April 19, 2011
by Haley A. Lovett
At the end of a big holiday, leftovers are almost impossible to avoid. If you find yourself buried in boxes of matzo, packages of Peeps, or baskets of hard boiled eggs, fear not, we found some great ways to use, and enjoy, your leftovers from Easter or Passover.
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