Anyone eat bunnies on Easter????

James Mixon

We eat turkey on Thanksgiving why not rabbits on Easter??? What's your traditional meal

for Easter?? We always served ham..

OK, I forgot most of you here are ex-JW so you don't have a tradition, what was

I thinking.

blondie

We eat Peeps, all colors. (and ham too, corn, salad, cherry pie)

Image result for peeps candy

SafeAtHome

Oh man, that would be like eating reindeer on Christmas!

freddo

The only bunnies that get eaten in the UK seem to be chocolate ones as an alternative to a chocolate egg.

There is a bit of a tradition (not nearly as widespread as the Xmas dinner tradition) to have some sort of "roast" dinner.

James Mixon

The peeps look good.

Yes you right, eating reindeer on Xmas. LOL

So bunnies are eaten, chocolate ones.

I like this one Paskeol Denmark, in Denmark you can find a special beer at Easter,

which is slightly stronger than regular beer.

Ham seems to be the meat of choice here in the midwest. Always wondered why eat pork to celebrate resurrection of a Jewish guy. Looked it up, of course it has it's pagan origins like the rest of Easter.

James Mixon

Safe; I never thought about that "pork in celebration for a Jewish guy". One source stated the

real reason is simply because it's in season. I never knew there was a season for pigs.

So eating a bunny would have been better.

rebel8

Deviled eggs, because that is the evil version of Easter eggs, you know.

Italian food and lots of sugar.

atomant

The last time l ate a rabbit l got severe food poisoning salmonella.Now l keep them as pets.

GrreatTeacher

Yes, chocolate bunnies. I shopped for Easter late this year and all the traditional Peter Rabbits were gone.

I had to settle for Parsnip Pete!

Anyone eat bunnies on Easter????

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