my easter egg

looks tasty but won't let my babies see me eat this i think they would get worried.

Oh wow that's a big choccy Bun I think I may have to show Mike ...hint hint

Yummy! I had a lindt bunny the other day, felt guilty eating it though

the funny thing is i'm diabetic

ShazzaBunny wrote:Yummy! I had a lindt bunny the other day, felt guilty eating it though

Me too - I felt awful when I bit the ears off!

I am traumatised by this thread




But it is ok, Humum said she'll bake me some bunny biscuits in human shape so I can get my own back

Sparky how do you feel about a chocolate coat

fiver wrote:the funny thing is i'm diabetic

Tut tut!!! *wags finger*

I love malteser bunnies!!! Mmmmmm!

Wow! That'd last about 30 seconds in our house.

My sister in law got married in the summer and we had to buy her present twice (giant bar of Hotel Chocolat) because we ate the first one

We can't be trusted with chocolate!

Enjoy x

Sue_pawz wrote:Wow! That'd last about 30 seconds in our house.

My sister in law got married in the summer and we had to buy her present twice (giant bar of Hotel Chocolat) because we ate the first one

We can't be trusted with chocolate!

Enjoy x

i probebly would have done the same but maybe eat the sercond one too

We waited until the day before the wedding before buying the second one! And we wrapped it up all pretty too.

I think it looked less pretty after a hot sweaty, minging tube journey and then a few hours on a train from London to Cardiff.

They assured us it was in perfectly good condition though.

at Sue_pawz, I would so do that too!!

I'm a sucker for chocolate.

Last year I bought myself a load of £1 Easter Eggs because I said as I was 30 that year I couldn't possibly have Easter Eggs once I was 30.

A few weeks ago my mum asked me if I wanted an Easter Egg, my reply "yes please"!!!

This thread brings up the first childhood trauma I remember. My grandparents
had bought me a big chocolate bunny like the one in the picture. I refused to
eat it. I knew it wasn't real, but I still thought it might hurt the bunny....I
was 2 1/2. my dad broke off the ears and handed them to me. I was hysterical.
I still remember that vividly. I still feel a twinge of guilt when I eat a chocolate
bunny.....I'm 57.

Wouldnt last five secs here!

Nom nom nom

Glad I showed Mike your Easter bunny as look what he came home with for me....

Tuckerbunnies wrote:Glad I showed Mike your Easter bunny as look what he came home with for me....

That looks fab. They have some even bigger ones in M&S, they look like giant Lindt bunnies. Pretty impressive!

Why did they name it? I can't eat stuff once it has a name!

Sue_pawz wrote:Why did they name it? I can't eat stuff once it has a name!

I agree!!!

Poor Bobby!!

Tuckerbunnies wrote:Glad I showed Mike your Easter bunny as look what he came home with for me....

mmmm nom nom nom nom

gentl wrote:This thread brings up the first childhood trauma I remember. My grandparents
had bought me a big chocolate bunny like the one in the picture. I refused to
eat it. I knew it wasn't real, but I still thought it might hurt the bunny....I
was 2 1/2. my dad broke off the ears and handed them to me. I was hysterical.
I still remember that vividly. I still feel a twinge of guilt when I eat a chocolate
bunny.....I'm 57.

strange thing is that this afternoon i ate the ears and now just read this how uncanny

Wow! That's made me dribble a bit

I wouldn't let mine see me eat it either, 'What are we living with? Are we next?'