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  1. Yeye Says:

    I still have not really felt Easter in my city. But NOW definitely thanks to your fantastic and colorful story! Tomorrow, I’m definitely hunting outside those so many bunnies that look delicious to bite.

  2. Romy Says:

    Yay, Easter and Spring! I was nearly bowled over by the chocolate bunny displays at the big Coop in Sihlcity today. Can’t wait for the weather to get in line with all the pastels and flowers!

  3. Lani Says:

    Thank you for your photographs of the Easter Bunnies in Zurich. I just love them.
    The quail eggs….how enticing! Those little peeps bring back the best memories of hiding eggs in the backyard and sitting coloring eggs during Easter…..but getting peeps were the favorite….squashing them in your fingers and then stretching the marshmallow out…..remember……

  4. Sarah Musi Says:

    There is nothing quite like those Zurich candy shops at Easter is there? I always love turning a corner in some little back alley there and finding some generations-old chocolatier with a picture window full of beautiful things.

    Whole Foods has just started showing the Easter goodies. Every once in a while we are lucky enough to get some stuff from Knipschildt. Those remain my favorite; the presentation and flavors are simply mind-blowing.

  5. andrea Says:

    Although it is my guess that we here in US have a greater selection of Easter sweets….it is not the quantity but the quality that counts. Germans (and French) have such a delicacy of chocolates for Christmas and Easter that it is almost painful to think about….walking down the aisle of our town’s grocery store is frightening. There is little creativity…just the same ol’ chocolate wheel reinvented. :)

  6. tanya Says:

    I love the bunny with the basket on his back. Thanks for documenting the variety of easter chocolate in Zurich. I love it!

  7. Kelleyn Says:

    Hi! I just want to tell you that I love your blog. The images are beautiful!!! My family lived in St. Gallen last summer. The Easter section makes me wish for the kids to be in Switzerland. The bunny prezel is so cool. Thank you!!!

  8. Ilana Says:

    Quail eggs?! Yum! I’ve got to find those in NY. Thanks for sharing!

  9. CrossRoads Says:

    Ohhh my hat is off you, chere Kerrin. What a rich and delish post is this one, that I would not suppose to meet so appetizing post:) Perfetta vero!
    Well, what I hope to find in my Easter basket? Fresh berries. Yeap, I love them.
    Easter and beginning of Spring are those go hand in hand:) Sad to see that Spring is not yet arrived in your sweet part of the world. Hope this not worries you but it’s 20 degrees Celcius here, and pretty ready to wear my flip-flops. Unexpectedly earlier arrival of hot days in the town, and I’m more than saying happier. Feel good, feel the sun getting into my body, feel the energy on air. All is good indeed.
    My bright wish going to you that you share the joy of Easter time w/your family and friends.

  10. Tudor Bran Says:

    Chocolate bunnies … Easter … I can’t wait though I’m pretty sure I won’t find chocolate like this in Romania :(

  11. Jean - OurExplorer Tour Guide Says:

    Gee. that’s too cute to eat. Neither ears or feet. :)

  12. Matt Says:

    Great picture of the peep. I haven’t had a peep in 10 years. Reminds me of a high school prank where we would “peep” each others cars, once they dry they are impossible to get off…

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