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Which country introduced the Easter Bunny tradition to America via immigrants?
Germany
Which candy company started as a tea and coffee shop?
Cadbury
Which book features a rabbit who delivers eggs?
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Which U.S. city hosts an annual Easter Bunny School?
New York City (Macy's)
How many jellybeans are made for Easter annually?
16 billion
What flower symbolizes purity and rebirth during Easter?
White lily
Which U.S. state first celebrated the Easter Bunny?
Pennsylvania
What’s the traditional Easter meat in the U.S.?
Ham
What’s the world’s largest Easter Bunny statue?
13 feet (Minnesota)
What’s the Guinness World Record for the largest chocolate egg?
34 ft tall, 15,873 lbs (Italy, 2011)
How long does Lent traditionally last?
40 days
What’s a common Easter basket filler besides chocolate?
Plastic grass
Which country celebrates Easter with kite festivals?
Bermuda
Why do bunnies symbolize abundance?
High reproduction rates
What’s the origin of the term “Easter”?
Derived from Eostre, a pagan goddess of spring
What animal symbolizes sacrifice in Easter traditions?
Lamb
What vegetable do kids leave for the Easter Bunny?
Carrots
What does Good Friday symbolize?
Jesus' crucifixion
Which country hosts an annual Golden Egg Hunt?
Sweden (24-karat golden egg prize)
In what year was the first ever Easter egg made in the UK?
1873
What’s the filling inside Cadbury Creme Eggs?
Fondant
Which Disney film features a rabbit named Thumper?
Bambi
What’s the final day of Lent called?
Holy Thursday
What’s the best-selling Easter candy in the U.S.?
Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs
Eggs were traditionally dyed red for Easter to represent what?
Jesus' blood