Who doesn’t love a chocolate egg or two at Easter? Here’s why a little indulgence may not do much harm.
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The 5th Edition of the Chocolate Scorecard reveals that some retailers are lagging when it comes to selling sustainable products.
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A folklorist explains the prehistoric origins of the mythical Easter Bunny and why this longstanding cultural symbol keeps returning each spring.
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Many Easter treats hark back to medieval times.
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It’s all about what you do after you indulge.
A scholar explains the rich historical roots of Easter and how it has evolved over the centuries.
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