Enjoy Easter Eggs Safely
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- May 5, 2022
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Overview
Eggs have been used to celebrate spring festivals for centuries. Easter egg hunts can be fun and safe by following a few simple guidelines.
This publication will teach you about:
- Safety guidelines
- Directions for perfect hard cooked eggs
- Decorating Easter eggs
- Athens egg salad recipe
- Golden canapes recipe
(3 pages)
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