Let’s do desserts is a monthly blog featuring where and with what to silence your sweet tooth.
Why bunnies, why eggs? The Easter Bunny was introduced to the United States by the German settlers who arrived in the Pennsylvania Dutch country during the 18th century. And eggs are widely used as a symbol of the start of new life, just as new life emerges from an egg when the chick hatches out, celebrating Spring.
Where to get your bunnies and eggs in Seattle?
Collection of Easter eggs, cute bunnies & hares. For example, their Easter egg with soft caramel+organic pecans+50% deep milk chocolate, inspired by Aesop’s tale of The Tortoise and the Hare, each egg is handcrafted with the finest butter, organic pecans and deep milk chocolate.
Go beyond chocolate with their Easter Bunny Biscuits. Rich, chocolate crème is layered between crisp, buttery biscuits dipped in milk chocolate, and then stamped with a bunny on top. Every Easter basket needs a box of these delicious Belgian Godiva treats. (Picture Godiva)
Easter 9 Piece Collection. Back again by popular demand, the Easter Egg Collection! 9 beautiful hand painted Eggs in the following flavors: Raspberry Caramel, Coconut, Passion Fruit, Citrus Caramel, Peanut Praline, Lavender Caramel, Lemon, Fleur de Sel Caramel, and Dark Milk Ganache. You can reserve a box at Chocolopolis in QA or Bellevue. (Picture Christophe Elbow)
Chocolopolis has a vast collection of Easter eggs and bunnies, besides an array of some of the world top chocolate bars. Portland, OR’s Moonstruck is one of the brands that makes cute Easter bunnies at a very reasonable price. You can find either Chocolopolis or at Wholefoods Market.
The ingredients used to prepare Martine’s Chocolates ( NY made and sold) are fresh, natural and the finest that can be found. Belgian Callebaut couverture chocolate, French butter, fresh American cream, no preservatives are used. 
Share the love – Where do you find your most delicious Easter treats?
Valerie
Valérie Grahame-Lehn has been featuring the best places to silence your sweet tooth in her Let’s do Desserts blog for a while and will from April 21, 2011 start her monthly blog Sustainability. As Co-Founding Manager of West-to-West, LLC in Seattle, she consults clients worldwide in matters of Maritime | Environment | Energy. In this blog she will feature small and big changes you can make to reduce your impact on our planet. Follow West-to-West on Twitter: @WeGuideYou
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02.18.2012
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