Easter Egg

sarahiris
sarahiris Posts: 82
edited September 19 in Food and Nutrition
Is any of you having a taste of an easter egg tomorrow and what is you favourite kind, hope you all have a nice easter:heart::heart: :smile: :flowerforyou:

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  • sarahiris
    sarahiris Posts: 82
    Is any of you having a taste of an easter egg tomorrow and what is you favourite kind, hope you all have a nice easter:heart::heart: :smile: :flowerforyou:
  • beyondchowhound
    beyondchowhound Posts: 2,102 Member
    I am totally stumped. Not sure if I should buy something for my husband as I would just salivate watching him eat it. So I wouldn't mind knowing the answer to that also. I know bunnies eat carrot sticks but I think we want to know about the chocolate.
    Happy Easter (I lost another pound so now I am down 10, yipee!!!!!!!!!!)
  • mshellclmnt
    mshellclmnt Posts: 14
    You should see all the candy the Easter bunny is bringing my child. I'll just watch him get a suger high lol.
  • magnolia1077
    magnolia1077 Posts: 70
    I will try not to eat any. Got the kids candy I don't like so I'm sure that will help.
  • molsongirl
    molsongirl Posts: 1,373 Member
    I bought one bunny per child, and the rest of the basket is filled with makeup, bubbles, movie tickets, skipping ropes, DVD's, video games, stickers, playdoh...get the drift I think :laugh: , I hide plastic eggs, with loonies inside...the kids get their chocolate fix and I don't worry about snacking because with only one bunny they ain't sharing! We also do a pinata for the neighbourhood kids, but fill it mostly with party favours of the non candy variety.
  • HealthierMamasita
    HealthierMamasita Posts: 1,126 Member
    My girls don't eat much candy b/c we won't let them so... there are still Halloween candies left so we will be using those to fill the eggs and add some to their baskets.
  • mistyreed82
    mistyreed82 Posts: 68
    I refuse to buy my kids any chocolate. I know that might sound like a "mean mom"....but its better to not get them started on something that may hurt them in the long run. I buy gummies, jelly beans, and toys or clothes for Easter instead of all the really bad junk foods. For me, personally, Im not that big on chocolate anyways...so this isnt a big deal for me. IF I were to break down Id reach for a 3 musketeers. ;)

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  • HealthierMamasita
    HealthierMamasita Posts: 1,126 Member
    I refuse to buy my kids any chocolate. I know that might sound like a "mean mom"....but its better to not get them started on something that may hurt them in the long run. I buy gummies, jelly beans, and toys or clothes for Easter instead of all the really bad junk foods. For me, personally, Im not that big on chocolate anyways...so this isnt a big deal for me. IF I were to break down Id reach for a 3 musketeers. ;)

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    Yep, I had a 3 Musketeer mini at the movies this morning.
    Hard not to snack on something during a movie.
  • beyondchowhound
    beyondchowhound Posts: 2,102 Member
    I was looking at the calorie content on some chocolates I bought for my husband and I think I could do it. I nice sized egg is 80 calories so I think I might get to eat one. Then he bought me some but they are over the top so I think I will let him eat those ones. As long as I know what the calories of things are, I seem to be able to do what I want and still eat well. My problem before joining this site was just eating too much of everything. Having seconds when I didn't need seconds. I can't even imagine the calories I used to eat. Maybe 3,000 a day or something. Maybe more.
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