Chocolate Easter bunnies are a sweet example of European tradition re-imagined by American ingenuity and capitalist creativity. Credit first-generation German-American Robert Lincoln Strohecker ...

First-generation German-American Robert Strohecker dreamed bigger and sweeter than any candy salesman before him. He’s known in confectioner’s lore as the "Father of the Chocolate Easter Bunny ...

Though it's now an accepted part of Easter, the relationship between chocolate, ... 22 Store-Bought Dark Chocolate Bars Ranked Worst To Best. German Traditions Carry Over To American Celebrations.

N o matter how you celebrate Easter (or even if you don’t celebrate it at all), you probably have a favorite Easter candy. The holiday has been synonymous with chocolate bunnies and other sweet ...

“My grandma always gave me this German candy called Softi. Best stuff in the world. The texture of it is amazing, and it’s been part of every Easter since I was a child.

Easter candy sales second only to Halloween. ... And, in case you were wondering where the tradition of the Easter Bunny came from, the answer is German immigrants.

Easter chocolate bunnies violently melt away in German preschool project: Viral Video of the Day Published: Apr. 18, 2014, 3:40 p.m. Subscribers can gift articles to anyone ...

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That the Rodda Candy Company was based in Pennsylvania is also of note because German immigrants, many of whom settled in the state, are largely credited with popularizing the Easter Bunny ...

Here are 6 places to buy homemade Easter candy. News Sports Entertainment Business Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper ... The shelves at all of the Columbus locations (German Village, Short ...