Mini eggs

It's that time again, a time to celebrate the resurection of the Lord with candy. And why not give a little shout out to the cadbury people, who make those little devil mini eggs that I can't seem to stop eating. The first time I bought some, I was realistic, and bought a one serving size packet in order to control myself. On Sunday, I figured what the heck, and bought the medium. One of those guys lasts Rae a couple weeks. It should last for me too, right? All gone. Well, it is my favorite, (of all time I'd say) and it's only one time a year they come out. They're sooo good.

Please don't confuse the mini's with the 'original' cadbury egg, which is apparently the topic of much controversy. It seems people either hate or love the big guys. I know that Sara probably has a few stashed for the day after she has her baby, and can finally eat sugar. She has gestational diabetes, but at least the baby's due soon, so the eggs won't be all nasty, like if she was due in June or something. We once had a bonding moment trying to eat an old nasty cadbury egg, just hoping it was still tasty despite the chalky appearance. Sundy actually described the inside of the big cadbury eggs as 'gritty' and the chocolate shell as 'paper thin'. I prefer to call the inside 'textured' and I must say the chocolate has got to be at least 2 mm thick. Just look at the picture.

Today, we have planned to put the paper thin accusation to the test. Renee has a dentist appointment, and on the way back is stopping for a pack of eggs. The perfect thing to do after a root canal. Of course Renee and I being the local sugar junkies, agreed to be the testers, and we will see if Sundy loathes the confections so much, that she can withstand a little nibble.