When it comes to Easter, there are many ways people celebrate. Hide ‘n’ seek in the backyard with eggs, the Greeks crack hard boiled ones and many others just treat themselves to some naughty choccie. Here are some fab ideas of how you can enjoy your collection of them this year. Which is your favourite?
The protector
Everyone has someone in their life who is an Easter egg Protector. They’re the ones that safeguard their Easter eggs like a lioness would her cub. No one is allowed to touch them and any attempt to do so should be done with caution!
The hoarder
The Hoarder is a natural-born opportunist. These Easter egg lovers make the most of the once-a-year season. They buy as many Easter eggs as they can while they have the chance and store them for enjoyment long after the big day.
The sharer
The mother hens of the Easter egg eating ecosystem. These chocolate lovers ensure everyone else around them gets a piece of an Easter egg before they do. They are the selfless, nurturing ones among us.
The egg-cited one
Like a jack-in-the box, these chocolate lovers can’t contain their excitement on Easter morning. Even before the Easter egg is taken out of the box, they are bowling people over for first dibs.
The cracker
The Crackers are those most excited by the egg shape their chocolate comes in at Easter. They want to be the one who cracks the Easter eggs open for the first time and end up continuing so that the chocolate is broken into tiny pieces before they start digging in.
The saver
Everyone has that one friend or family member who never completely unwraps their Easter egg when eating it. They draw back the wrapper bit-by-bit as they make their way through the egg slowly, savouring every second of their Easter egg eating experience.
The messy one
There’s always one! The person who is so keen to get stuck into their Easter egg that they leave a mess all over their living room and their face, not to mention, whimsical looks on the faces of those watching on around them!
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