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Both Cadbury's chocolate creme-filled eggs and Peeps (of all animal shapes) have made it onto "worst" Easter candy lists. And yet, they still make a strong appearance every year, filling up many an Easter basket if for nothing more than tradition.
What is to be done with the candies if you're a) not a fan or b) don't want to hang onto them for that moment a month or so from now when you're so desperate for a sweet you'll take anything?
The YouTube channel ratedrr has an idea for you -- shoot 'em.
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Complete with slow-mo footage, ratedrr lines up the candies -- first the eggs, then the peeps -- and fires a single bullet down the straight line.
Single layer of peeps shot. (Image: YouTube screenshot)
Now a double layer. (Image: YouTube screenshot)
See how the bullet sliced through the marshmallow melting the peep a little bit? (Image: YouTube screenshot)
Can you guess how many eggs and peeps it was able to shoot straight through? Take a look and see for yourself:
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(H/T: Gizmodo)