EASTER

EASTER

Where to buy White Eggs and Egg Colour for your Easter Eggs!!

 

I guess spring has officially begun, even if it doesn’t feel like it quite yet. Also, I keep getting emails reminding me that Easter is just around the corner. To be honest I think I even prefer Easter over Christmas and New Year’s Eve. The first of January is always depressing, cause I reflect back on all the things I haven’t accomplished the year before. As for Christmas you always have these expectations of what it’s supposed to be like and it never is, so somehow it always ends up being disappointing and also reminds you that the year is almost over. I feel like New Year should be in Spring, cause that’s the season of new beginnings, certainly much better than on a random day in the middle of winter. I’m sure there is some reason, that stems from some pagan ritual or something along those lines. Let’s get back to why Easter is much cooler than Christmas, you get to do cool stuff like colouring eggs, which is my personal favourite. The British don’t seem to be into it as much though, which is quite sad because finding egg colour and white eggs in London is almost impossible. In the UK it’s apparently only chocolate eggs from Cadbury, I tried them once needless to say that I won’t be trying them again. When I was still at Uni, we would have holidays during this time and I would just go back home to Germany and visit family. Sourcing egg colour/accessories there is really easy, you also get such a variety of products from little paper bunny ears to different types of colours and white eggs so many white eggs everywhere.

I never noticed that before, but for some reason, I haven’t yet found out why, whenever you go to the supermarket there are no white eggs, only brown ones. This only came to my attention when I spent my first Easter in London, so the best alternative that I found were blue ones, I know the irony of this, right? However, at least they were paler than the regular brown ones. I had found them at Whole Foods originally, but now I also saw them around Waitrose and a few other stores. I had also found the first egg colour in Whole Foods as well, funny enough it was imported from Germany and was some type of organic natural food colouring. I’ve been back to whole foods last Easter to repurchase the same one, but they didn’t have it anymore. However and here comes the good news, I found a whole variety of egg colour/accessories at Ethnic Russian Stores, where they sell food found in Russia. A lot of those products are imported from Germany as well. Also Whole Foods now also sells actual white chicken eggs, they are from the same brand as the blue ones ‘ Clarence Court’ but come in a green package. See the pictures below for both examples ;). Before last Easter, I only ever saw white duck eggs, and that’s just not the same. So whoever is in search of white eggs and egg colour this Easter go to the places listed below and Easter should be sorted! I certainly will got to keep those fun traditions alive!!

 

 

 

Egg Colour:

http://dachashop.co.uk

http://kalinkafood.co.uk

 

White & Pastel Blue Eggs :

https://www.clarencecourt.co.uk

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