The king for me was the Smarties egg, crack it open to find a small ... Easter Bunny was weaning me off chocolate. Instead of being presented with an assortment of brightly foil covered eggs ...

Chocolate-covered marshmallows and hazelnuts, Meyer lemon dipped in chocolate. All homemade and all delicious. I loved the variety of flavors inside the eggs. RELATED: Families turn to creative, ...

El Carlos imports dried corn from small farmers in ... Those who love breakfast are covered, too, with Nutella French toast, steak and eggs and prosciutto benedict. Easter specials run 11 a.m ...

Whether you're splashing out on a fancy M&S Chocolate Croissant Egg - or keeping things simple with a classic Cadbury buttons egg, we Brits love Easter eggs - almost as much as our beloved cuppas.

In this video, we take you through the fascinating process of making Easter eggs, from the selection and melting of chocolate to the final packaging. The process begins with tempering chocolate to ...

It was over two centuries later in the 1500s that King Henry VIII is said to have received an egg in a silver case from the Pope. But the tradition of chocolate Easter eggs did not emerge for ...

Easter eggs have been heavily discounted, just two weeks after Easter Sunday celebrations. Attracting the biggest saving is Cadbury's 195g Creme Egg Chocolate Easter Egg, which has been reduced by ...

Easter is the perfect time for a spring refresh - and for eating some chocolate. This week I was caught red-handed, with 20 Easter eggs in my trolley in a well-known budget supermarket. These were ...

The chocolate Easter egg, however, is a more modern twist on tradition. Chicken eggs have been eaten at Easter for centuries. Eggs have long symbolised rebirth and renewal, making them perfect to ...

Smaller eggs like a 300g Cadbury Fingers Chocolate Biscuit Ultimate Easter Egg also cost €18, as did a 372g Cadbury Marble Ultimate Easter Egg, and a Toblerone Edgy Easter Egg Milk Chocolate Egg ...

here empty chicken eggs were filled with molten chocolate. The modern Easter egg was created in 1873 by British confectioners J.S. Fry & Sons who produced the first hollow chocolate egg.

eating Easter eggs (and hunting for them) are often part of a shared family ritual. This can make Easter chocolate seem special. No wonder we enjoy the whole Easter egg experience.