
Printable Easter Bunny Drawing

The Easter Economy
According to the following breakdown, Americans can anticipate spending the following amounts on Easter treats like jelly beans, candy corns, and marshmallow Peeps:
In America, food will account for the majority of Easter spending. According to a survey by the National Retail Federation, 86.9% of Easter celebrators will spend, on average, $45.26 on ingredients for their meals.
- Easter has always served as the beginning of the spring shopping season.
- According to the survey, 48.4 percent of consumers who plan to purchase clothing this Easter will spend a typical amount of $25.91 on stylish new outfits for their children and possibly something new for themselves.
- Consumer surveys reveal that 90% will purchase Easter sweets. For jelly beans, chocolate, and other candies, consumers will shell out $20.66 on average.
- Consumers will spend $20.82 on presents, $9.49 on flowers, and $9.11 on décor, making it a very frugal Easter gift-giving season, and so on.
Easter sweets
If you're seeking Easter dessert inspiration, you may want to read the suggestions below, which include.
- Madeleines with Meyer lemons. These little sponge cakes are cute and shell-shaped, and they're great for dessert or teatime. While being slightly more difficult to locate than conventional lemons, Meyer lemons definitely take things up a notch with their sweeter, more depth of flavor.
- Cream pie with coconut. Although coconut can have a very summery flavor, when it is topped with pillowy whipped cream and golden coconut flakes, it becomes the ideal dish for an Easter luncheon or supper.
- The tiramisu dip. This dessert with espresso flavoring is light and airy and ideal for the beginning of spring.
- Sandwiches made with rainbow meringue. Thick cream cheese icing and delicate meringues go together beautifully.
- Homemade Marshmallows. It's surprisingly simple to make homemade marshmallows, and they taste far superior to store-bought versions. Also, you can personalize them by using any food color of your choice—for Easter, vibrant pink.
Florida had the biggest Easter egg hunt ever in 2007
A record 9,753 kids participated in this event and looked for 501,000 eggs. The first White House Easter Egg Roll was started in 1878 by President Rutherford B. Hayes, who is also known for establishing Easter egg hunts. Approximately 30,000 people typically attend, while COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 gatherings.
There is a reason why ham is served during Easter lunch
Given that the occasion has its roots in Jewish Passover, the lamb would have been a common component of early Easter celebrations. But because of the time of the festival, ham is now a common item in Easter dishes in America. Hams used to be stored during the winter and were available for consumption in the early spring.
American loves egg
Almost 180 million eggs are purchased annually by Americans, which is a huge quantity. Families used purple cabbage, beets, and onion skins to naturally color Easter eggs in the past. More than 10 million commercial dye kits—the kind where you drop a color tablet into a cup of white vinegar—are sold each year, despite the fact that some people still employ these techniques. It must be Easter brunch time for everyone else, who is deviling their eggs.
Americans spend $3 billion on candy, however, more is spent on food
Despite the fact that it is quite easy to blow your whole Easter budget on sweets, People spend the most money on food. The estimated amount that Americans would spend on Easter food in 2021 is $6.32 billion, down from $6.4 billion the year before. Despite the fact that it also comprises classic entrees like ham and lamb, eggs are the most expensive food item, whether it is used for eating, concealment, or decoration. A staggering 180 million eggs are bought for Easter annually, according to Insider.

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Here are several Easter facts as additional information about Easter, such as:
- Using dye on chicks is a controversial practice. However, some claim that because the dye only lasts when the chicks lose their fluff and begin to grow their feathers, it is not harmful to the health of the chicks. Several hatcheries no longer participate in this practice.
- In 1680, a book was released that featured the earliest tale of a rabbit—later known as the "Easter Bunny"—hiding eggs in a garden.
- Following Lent's 40-day duration, Easter is observed on a Sunday. Although Lent is known as a season of fasting, participants place more emphasis on giving up a big indulgence.
- Chocolate makes up over 70% of all Easter sweets bought.
- According to 76% of Americans, the chocolate bunny's ears ought to be consumed first.
- In the past, natural materials like onion skins, tree bark, flower petals, and fluids were used to make egg dyes.
- During the week preceding Easter, we observe Holy Week. It starts on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday. It also includes Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
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