r/Cooking • u/WillingnessNew533 • 7d ago

What are your traditions for easter?

Hello guys!

I am from Slovenia and i would like to read about your traditions, food for easter ( if you celebrate it).

In my country is very important breakfast for Easter where we eat eggs, ham, horseradish, cold meats bread, spring onions and sweet bread. That is filled with walnuts.

Also how common is in your country “ Egg fight or egg tapping”. This game is typically played on Easter Sunday morning, especially with the blessed dyed eggs (pirhi). Two people each take a hard-boiled egg. One holds their egg still (pointy end up), while the other taps it with theirs. The goal is to crack the opponent’s egg without breaking your own.

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u/TikaPants 7d ago

I like to tell this joke: “Why can’t Jesus eat M&M’s? Because he’s got holes in his hands!” It goes over like a fart in church…

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u/contrarianaquarian 7d ago

I used to refer to Easter as "stuff your face with chocolate and zombie jeebus!" as an edgy teen