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Enjoy Easter Eggs Safely

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Date of Publication
May 5, 2022
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Celebrate Easter with a safe Easter egg hunt by following the guidelines in this publication.

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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