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Fluff Festival
Fluffernutters - People stand in line for fluffernutter sandwiches, which are filled with peanut butter and fluff. This fundraiser, run by Somerville Public Schools, sells over 2,000 sandwiches every year at the annual Fluff Festival. By Hayoung Hwang
Fear Factor Fluff - Sue Geller prepares the fluff for Fear Factor Fluff, where visitors tried out different, unexpected combinations of fluff and other ingredients such as spam and hot sauce. By Hayoung Hwang
Marshmallows Galore - Donna Mae Pascizniak, the author and publisher of Marshmallows Galore, holds up her children’s book near the entrance of the Fluff Festival. Pascizniak was inspired “while day dreaming at work,” and she quit that job to pursue the book. By Hayoung Hwang
Marshfellows - “Marshfellows” are sold at the Fluff Festival in Somerville, MA. These marshmallow figures are handmade from polymer clay. By Hayoung Hwang
Fluffettes - Brandy Wine, Busty Keaton, and Dewie Decimator are the stage names of the “Fluffettes,” who pose before they perform on the Main Stage at the Fluff Festival. By Hayoung Hwang
The 10th annual Fluff Festival took place on Saturday, September 26 in Union Square, where fluff was invented in 1917. The festival included musical performances, a cooking contest, games, and plenty of marshmallows!
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