Favorite Easter Candy

[slobake]

I know. Festive, right?

I read somewhere that escargots and/or oysters are traditional Christmas fare in France.

I have no room to tease anyone else about what food they like. I like spreading peanut butter on Peeps.

 

[Casting Thunder]

I loved to hollow chocolate bunnies, I got such a thrill finishing them in one sitting.

 

[Bloodhammer]

I have no room to tease anyone else about what food they like. I like spreading peanut butter on Peeps.

Sounds like a fluffernutter without bread. Not so crazy sounding, really.

I actually invite a bit of teasing about my lack of a sweet tooth. I sometimes enjoy watching my friends crunch up their faces or shake their heads when I would rather eat canned oysters or insanely hot wings or something while they're having a sugar-gasm with their candy.

 

[Basswife]

No contest, for me, it's those chocolate covered marshmallow eggs that come in the Styrofoam egg containers.

Mmmmmmmmmmmm

Yes! Too much money is spent on these each year...

 

[bassfran]

Giant chocolate bunny with a black jellybean chaser.

 

[4dog]

Peeps

 

[fraublugher]

crunchy frog

 

[DerHoggz]

Starburst jellybeans!

I would imagine most countries with a Christian background celebrate Easter in some form.

 

[DwaynieAD]

OK, for those who are all about the Cadbury Eggs, which do you prefer... clean wrapper or sticky wrapper?

For some reason i almost always get one with a wrapper that takes about 15 minutes to get all the foil off.

Not enough testing has been done to determine if clean vs sticky wrapper changes the flavor.

the tone is in the filling my friend.

 

[Fuzzy Dustmite]

crunchy frog

"If we took the bones out, it wouldn't be crunchy, would it?"

 

[MatticusMania]

Starburst jellybeans!

I would imagine most countries with a Christian background celebrate Easter in some form.

Before Easter was Christianized it was a Pagan festival.

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[halfjackson]

Ice cream.

 

[bmc]

1. Cadbury easter eggs from the UK.
2. Lindt golden easter bunnies
3. Not a candy but an Easter delight and hated by most Finn's: Mämmi

Every year for thes past twelve years I have succeded in getting a shipment in from Helsinki. None this year.

 

[zfunkman]

The malted "robin" eggs. They're just oozing with chalky goodness.

+1

 

[zachoff]

Reeses Peanut Butter Eggs.

 

[Bloodhammer]

Before Easter was Christianized it was a Pagan festival.

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Canned fish in the name of Ishtar!

 

[slobake]

Before Easter was Christianized it was a Pagan festival.

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Is it just me or does the picture of Ishtar on the left look like she has Miss Piggy's face. Did they have the Muppets back then?

 

[Bloodhammer]

The Muppets are derived from the ancient Phoenician Mah-Phet, a kind of desert djinn that were known to entertain wandering children and lure them to their secret caves, the Ses-A-Mee Ztreet.

 

[bassinplace]

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+1. Anytime someone's peanut butter gets in my chocolate, I'm a happy guy.

 

[slobake]

The Muppets are derived from the ancient Phoenician Mah-Phet, a kind of desert djinn that were known to entertain wandering children and lure them to their secret caves, the Ses-A-Mee Ztreet.

Ahh that explains it.