It’s that time of year again. The plastic Easter eggs have been tossed, the baskets stored away, and only one thing remains. The candy. My kids have weeded through and eaten most of what they like. Clearly, they’re pickier than I.| Tweet |  Delicious |
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my parents never gave us candy at easter. they (ok my dad) decided we didn't need it, and so wasn't gonna give us any. of course, our grandparents always gave us an easter egg, but that's it and dad said that was way too much chocolate (i think more to the point, he hates to see chocolate sitting there, and wants itmore than we ever did). so, i never get anything for easter, my gran usually gives me a lindt bunny (mmmmm lindt chocolate!) and often that sits in the cupboard for weeks until i eat it. cept for this year,i ate it on easter day. haha, i figured if i didn't eat it then,it would never get eaten. lol.
One of my old work pals had a husband that could not pass up a bargain...at an after easter sale he bought 12 chocolate bunnies and actually put them in their freezer and ate on them throughout the year. :}
I can't imagine that they would taste as good as fresh can you?
Oh, LOL! Did this post ever strike a chord with me--seeings as how I polished off at least 6 of those little Russell Stover foil-wrapped Easter eggs yesterday. I ate all the pink ones--didn't go with my decor, then ate a green one to even up the green and gold, then ate one of each--again, to keep things even. Oh, no! I just checked and someone must have eaten 3 greens last night because they're uneven again. Better go take care of that... ; )
LOL - Deb's like me with M&Ms. Have to eat them by color. ;)
But I turned to chocolate velvet coffee. Smells heavenly, has a good, rich chocolatey flavor and no calories. It's not Godiva, but it helps.
Hmmm....you know, I forgot all abot the Easter candy! Must be because I haven't seen it since we came home from the Easter egg hunt. My 9 year old must have gotten wise to her mom!
Go, buy yourself a nice bag of Dove chocolates. Not only do they taste wonderful but they each have a nice little saying on the inside of the wrapper. That way you can open it "just to read the inside" and then you HAVE to eat the chocolate!
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