Nowadays, chocolate is a popular Easter treat and part of many an Easter basket. But how did it get to be so common on this ...

Many Brits who aren't religious still celebrate Easter ... medieval period when eating eggs during Lent was prohibited. English Heritage states that eggs (chicken, not chocolate) were offered ...

A study found 39% will purchase fewer chocolate eggs in April, with 29% citing health concerns as the main reason.

As always, I will buy a large number of chocolate Easter eggs for my eldest son, nephews, and nieces this year, but I won't buy any for my five-year-old. My son is very unique, he does not like ...

Colorful cakes and other make-ahead Easter desserts are always welcome at the brunch table. And when it comes to sweet Easter ...

Easter is over, and now, you have more leftover pastel candy than you know what to do with! Don't stash it in your cabinet ...

Just like Lany, we can't get enough of the sweet taste of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups — yes, especially the shapes, because they really are better than the originals — not all children should be eating ...

This option can take the humble Easter egg to a full blown showstopper. Split them open and fill half with yoghurt, ice cream, cream or really whatever you have available to you and top it with fruit ...

Easter is the one time of year you can eat chocolate for breakfast ... the lookout for an enthusiastic chocolate fanatic to take on this year's Chief Easter Egg Tasting Officer role.