Easier-to-Peel Hard-Boiled Eggs
Easy-to-peel hard-boiled eggs for your Easter celebration is as easy as 1-2-3 thanks to this new method introduced by the American Egg Board.
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Easter Egg Activities
Pick up an extra dozen eggs to hard-boil and get inspired with these fun DIY Easter egg ideas and activities.
Easter Egg Decorating Ideas
Get Inspired By Unique Easter Egg Designs
Easter Egg Dyeing & Coloring Tips
Sparkle Up
Fun & Easy Egg Crafts
Get Crafty with Easter Eggs
Easter Recipes
Master the art of hard-boiling and Easter entertaining with these deliciously easy Easter brunch recipes and make-ahead dishes.
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Easter Egg Consumption
Check out these fun egg facts and get advice on how to keep your eggs safe for a big celebration!
Demand for eggs at Easter in 2015 increased by 0.6 percent vs. 2014
The average person consumed one-and-a-half dozen eggs at Easter in 2015
The average household consumed four dozen eggs at Easter in 2015
Easter & Egg Safety
If you do plan to eat your Easter eggs after the big celebration, just follow these simple rules:
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- Wash your hands between all the steps of cooking, cooling, dyeing and decorating.
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- Be sure that all the decorating materials you use are food safe.
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- Keep the eggs refrigerated as much as possible. Put them back into the refrigerator whenever you’re not working with them.
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- If you hide the decorated eggs, put them where they won’t come into contact with pets, other animals, birds or lawn chemicals.
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- After you’ve found all the hidden eggs, throw out any that are cracked or have been out at room temperature for more than two hours.
