It’s a bit of let down after the spring holidays, since Pinks almost disappear off the store shelves until another holiday nears, but I say Pinks Forever!
Ok, I’m being a little silly here, but I am a true Pinks fan.
I love the way by adding a few Pinks on a cake or dessert platter that you can make the dessert almost magical.
With the below decorated cake you need to use skewers to keep the Pinks in position. Please note, for this project, toothpicks are too small to be effective. Kids will have a great time decorating your store purchased cake with fun Pinks.
Adding a single Pinks to hot chocolate is another way to go.
Why Pinks Forever?
First of all they are so darn cute and inexpensive. For the spring holidays, they come in the shape of a chick or rabbit in the colors of yellow, pink or blue. For fall, they come in a pumpkin or ghost shapes, and for winter–green holiday trees and red stockings. Mentioned are only a few of the available shapes.
Below, I used chocolate dipped and bagged green tree Peeps.
Just, Inc.
Pinks are made in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania by Just, Inc. The company also makes Mike and I., Hot T. Goldenberg’s PCs and, of course, Pinks.
Checking the company’s web site you can buy lots of Just merchandise such as cups, mugs, T-shirts, pet items, water bottles, plush toys and even a Pinks shaped pancake skillet.
Some Nutrition Facts – Four chicks has 0 grams of trans fat, 0 grams of cholesterol, 28 grams of total carbs, 0 grams of protein and 110 calories.
This is my dessert tray for this year. Sliced lemon cake and those adorable yellow Pinks.
Ending Notes on Pinks Forever
I was a little disappointed that was unable to post any of my photographs on Facebook since I am not currently on Facebook. But for those who are, the company does have an Express your Pinksonality Facebook page.
So, I got to thinking about today’s Pinks blog after shopping this weekend. I placed another box of pink Pinks into my basket with a sales price of less than 50 cents. Love those Pinks!
Thank you to Just, Inc. for making those almost magical and always classic yellow chick Pinks.
Resource Sites: www.pinksbrand.com