EASTER EGGS
EASTER FLOWERS
EASTER CANDY
EASTER
100
The very first Easter Egg Roll at the White House was in 1878 under this president's leadership.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
100
You'll want to keep this popular flower away from your cats during the Easter season.
(Easter) lilies
100
This jelly bean flavor is often associated with George Washington.
CHERRY
100
Contrary to popular belief, this treat sells more over Easter than Valentine's Day.
Chocolate
200
Easter eggs were originally dyed this color.
Red
200
Easter lilies represent these two concepts.
Hope and rebirth
200
This part of the chocolate bunny is usually consumed first.
The ears
200
This Easter tradition started as a symbol for "New Life" and is said to bring good luck.
Wearing new clothes
300
Easter eggs first made their appearance during this century.
The 16th century.
300
Easter lilies originated from this nation.
Japan
300
This manufacturer produces 1.5 million creme eggs daily during the Easter season.
Cadbury
300
Easter falls on this date in 2026.
Sunday, April 5, 2026
400
Originally introduced by German immigrants in the 1700s, "Osterhase" or "Oschter Haws" is folklore about this creature laying eggs in baskets (nests) created by children.
Easter bunny / Rabbit
400
Easter lilies were introduced to the Western Hemisphere in this century.
19th century
400
Colored sugar helps keep these popular 'mallows from sticking to your fingers.
Peeps
400
Ewe may find this to be an important Easter animal.
Lamb
500
The Easter Bunny was first introduced to this region in the United States.
Pennsylvania Dutch region.
500
Unlike lilies, this common Easter plant is native to Brazil.
EASTER CACTUS
500
90 million of these treats are produced each year.
Chocolate Easter bunnies
500
This snack used to be associated with Easter.
Pretzels