Your little ones are going to love this.
is almost upon us, and Jet-Puffed just introduced a new product that's sure to entertain your little sugar monsters all summer long. The company that previously brought us pumpkin spice and peppermint-flavored marshmallows is kicking things up a notch with color-changing marshmallows.is this, you ask? The company hasn't revealed the science behind the color switcharoo, but it only takes 10 seconds of exposure to heat for the marshmallows to change shades.
We're not talking about a subtle change, either. The marshmallows come in two colors: blue, which turns to green, and pink, which turns to orange. Imagine the cool mom points you'll earn when you come home with a bag of these the next time your family decides to make it a s'mores night. If you have little kids, you can even work a little magic by not telling them the marshmallows change colors and then watch as their faces light up when the fire starts working its magic. .
The color-changing marshmallows retail for $2.99, and will be available at grocery stores nationwide. There is a catch, though: These magical confections are only here for a limited time. Just like summer holidays and the urge to wear white pants, these goodies will disappear after September.
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