What is the best time to give Easter eggs to family and friends?
The Easter holiday ushers in delicious chocolate eggs that are impossible to resist, and hot cross buns, which have traditionally been many people's opening treat of the Easter weekend after Good Friday, are undoubtedly what people are currently enjoying. However, it turns out that many have started to indulge in the chocolate hoard far sooner than would be ideal.
This effect is partly due to supermarkets, which began selling the alluring goods weeks or even months before the Easter holiday. People would undoubtedly have given into the temptation to devour a Cadbury's Creme Egg in March, which leads to the unfortunate outcome that entails breaking the unwritten norms of the Easter celebration. Not many people are aware that there is a proper time to indulge in the delicious treats over the Easter holiday. Additionally, it has become a modern tradition to purchase Easter eggs as gifts during this time of year, but many people are unsure about the best moment to give these delicious treats to friends and family.
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When should people consume Easter eggs?
The short answer is that one can eat them whenever they like, as they aren't strictly associated with any particular tradition. It's customary for parents to hold egg hunts on Easter Sunday, just following the main meal of the day.
Some people believe that Easter eggs that come in all different sizes and forms can be consumed freely from Good Friday until Easter Monday. In the modern times, eating chocolate eggs is a pleasant change from the holiday's origins, which makes it more open to everyone's interpretations.
'We weren't allowed any of ours till Easter Sunday'
Many people have expressed their opinions about when to indulge in the delicious Easter eggs, with one person writing, "Been an adult, I can eat Easter eggs whenever i want, when I was a kid i had to wait after having my dinner to eat an egg. life of an adult."
Another person wrote, "Tried telling my kids about the 40 days of lent we'd endure when we grew up and giving up chocolate and sweets for that time. They didn't want to wait till Sunday to eat their Easter eggs they got yesterday."
A third person wrote, "We weren't allowed to eat out Easter eggs until Easter Monday, when we went to the park to roll them down the hill. (Both the chocolate ones, and the hard-boiled ones with painted decorations)." Another person wrote, "We weren't allowed any of ours till Easter Sunday."
This other person wrote, "Easter actually originated as an ancient pagan celebration of the spring equinox, and eggs are associated with new life. So you can eat them whenever TF you like, regardless of what anyone says!"
Been an adult, I can eat Easter eggs whenever i want, when I was a kid i had to wait after having my dinner to eat an egg. life of an adult๐
โ Michael ๐ฎ๐ช๐ฆ๐ช (@michaeltreble99) April 7, 2023
Tried telling my kids about the 40 days of lent we'd endure when we grew up and giving up chocolate and sweets for that time. They didn't want to wait till Sunday to eat their Easter eggs they got yesterday ๐
โ Socialist Eric (@socialist_eric) April 7, 2023
We weren't allowed to eat out Easter eggs until Easter Monday, when we went to the park to roll them down the hill.
โ Johnson's Solicitors (@JohnsonsSolicit) April 6, 2023
(Both the chocolate ones, and the hard-boiled ones with painted decorations).
Easter actually originated as an ancient pagan celebration of the spring equinox, and eggs are associated with new life. So you can eat them whenever TF you like, regardless of what anyone says!
โ Tina Thompson (@mrstinathompson) April 7, 2023
When should family and friends be given Easter eggs?
When to give delicious treats to friends and family depends on how the holiday is celebrated. Those who follow conventional Christian holidays are inclined to give these presents on Easter Sunday. Some people decide to do this any day, starting on Maundy Thursday, the day before Good Friday. The reason for this is that it is the day after Lent ends, which is why it is regarded as the first occasion to indulge.
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