Page &, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 18, 1984 Here comes Peter Cottontail - and in his trail leaves behind beau- tifully colored Easter eggs to surprise and- delight the children. Easter is, of course, a religious occasion. For early Christians, eggs - symbolized the resur- rection of Christ, and were an important part of the Easter meal since they were forbidden during Lent. Fresh Cut Flowers Fresh Arrangements Potted Plants Silk Arrangements Many Other Great Gift idea's Flowers'N Things Designs by Annette Send flowers World Wide United Flowers by Wire Canada Ltd. Bus. 824-2743 »Home 824-2574 Schreiber, Ont. POT 2SO "Flowers For Every Occasion" Today. they're a charming part of Easter celebrations and the Easter Bunny has ac- quired a cherished role to children all over the world. This year, sur- prise them Easter morn- ing with homemade chocolate Easter eggs. They' re fun to make and the time spent is well worth the effort. Or make it a family project and get the kids involv- ed too. The secret ingredi- ent in these beautiful eggs is sweetened con- densed milk. Combined with butter, icing sugar, and a few other ingredi- ents, it makes a delic- iously creamy centre which is later dipped in. chocolate. Sweetened condensed milk is a rich creamy blend of pure milk and sugar that's condensed by a special process. Don't confuse it with evaporated milk; they are not the same pro- duct and cannot be interchanged in recipes. It's concentrated and very thick. To pour - sweetened conden- sed milk, remove the entire lid from the can and use a rubber spa- tula to clean the sides. Set aside a day to make these homemade Easter eggs. They keep well for up to three months, so you can make them early and store in a cool, dry place until Easter morn- ing. 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