Easter Facts
A favored kids' Easter craft.
Dying eggs
This cheerful rabbit is best known for thumping his foot.
Thumper
These fluffy candies can be shaped as anything nowadays but are traditionally chicks.
Peeps
This bright flower is typically the first to bloom and signal that spring is near.
Daffodils
This egg is fried on ONE side.
Sunny side up.
This Easter icon is said represent a birds nest a new life.
Basket
This rabbit was framed for a crime he did not commit.
Roger Rabbit
These malt filled candies are meant to look like a popular spring birds eggs.
Robin's Eggs
Easter Lillies
This egg is perfectly paired with ramen noodles.
Soft Boiled
To wear this is said to bring good luck for the rest of the year.
New clothes
This mischievous rabbit is known for wearing a blue waistcoat and appeared first in a book in 1902.
The White Rabbit from Alice In Wonderland
These chocolate eggs can also be found in other shapes and are the favored Easter candy in 30 out of 50 states.
Reeses Eggs
These bushes seem dull in every season BESIDES spring.
Azaleas
This holiday is only recognized in 12 states.
Good Friday
This bunny can typically be found eating a carrots and pranking those around him.
Bugs Bunny
A man with no style or substance may also be called this
Jelly Bean
These tiny purple blooms look like grapes, hence the name.
Grape Hyacinth
This egg is found cooked inside a piece of bread.
Egg in a nest.
In the old days, this salty treat was associated with Easter.
Pretzels
This rabbit is best known for trying to steal kids cereal.
Trix Rabbit
90 million of these are produced each year for Easter.
Chocolate bunnies
The Netherlands are known for a festival homering this flower.
Tulips
The most delicately cooked egg.
Poached