Easter Facts
This country is responsible for the mythical and chocolate version of the Easter Bunny.
Germany
The Princess couldn't sleep with this April U.S. flower under her mattress
Pink Sweet Pea
Hannibal liked these with a nice Chianti.
Fava Beans
Don't get tricked on this day, you'll be named a fool.
April Fool's Day
Bruce Springsteen
This country eats the most Easter Eggs at a whopping 19.4lbs per capita.
Switzerland
You might ride on a bicycle built for two with this British April flower
Daisy
Served fried, scrambled, poached and pickled
Eggs
This holiday commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt.
Passover
This condition refers to both psychological, physiological reactions to the end of winter
Spring Fever
Australians had enough of the Easter bunny and are trying to replace it with this Down Under version
Bilby
You might enjoy this Japanese Floral Emblems fruit as part of a Jubilee in April
Cherry
This sandwich celebrated on April 2, comes in either smooth or crunchy
Peanut Butter and Jelly
This April holiday is observed with a month of fasting, giving alms, prayers, reading the Quran, abstaining from bad deeds, and staying humble
Ramadan
An acrobatic move in which a person executes a complete revolution of the body from a upright position.
Handspring
The traditional Easter Bunny calls these chilly northern regions home.
Canada and Greenland
You would be in great trouble if this flowers other name were part of your internal organs
Dicentra (Bleeding Hearts)
This confection best known for it's bff, Coffee, has April 7 all to it's own
Coffee Cake
This April Ancient Chinese, South Korean, and Vietnamese festival likes to serve it's dishes cold.
Hanshi Festival (The Cold Food Festival)
Origins in the 2nd century when it was taboo to start a fire during this time
This occurs just after a new or full moon, when there is the greatest difference between high and low water
Spring tide
German children leave out these ocular assisting vegetables to ensure a visit from the Easter Bunny
Carrots
This traditional April flower goes by another name that some would say make it quite vain
Daffodil/Narcissus
Lapin a La Cocette, this French dish headlines with a famous Easter animal
Rabbit Stew
This April Down Under Holiday commemorates all soldiers who have died in war
ANZAC- Australia, New Zealand Army Corps.
Bonnie has one that is 12 years old and drives her nuts
Offspring