Wednesday, March 31, 2010
POTD: Easter Eggs
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Chocolate eggs are as ubiquitous in Ireland at Easter as mince pies are at Christmas. Sharon and I both received Easter eggs today at work. I'm very happy about mine.
Our observations and American perspective on living in Ireland.
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5 comments:
Oh! That is so cute!! What kind of egg is it? I just returned from AWANA where we had an Easter egg hunt with our little cubbies! They are 3-5 year olds! They weren't any cuter than my baby with his egg though!!!! :)
I read the label and I guess it is a solid milk chocolate egg. How much does it weigh?
The eggs are usually hollow and filled with other candies. This one has chocolate truffle eggs inside.
That is the "sweetest" thing to do.
Whoa! When I first saw the egg, I thought that it was a huge hunk of chocolate. Now that I know that it is full of truffles, it is even better! I think that the US should grab on to this tradition of large eggs. Sorry Chocolate Bunnies.
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