It wasn't until a few years ago that I learned that sometimes kids would search for their Easter eggs inside each year. For certain areas, I can see where this would make sense... like Arizona. Who wants to search for roasty hot eggs and then make salad out of it later?

And beyond the location of your huntings, we can discussed if you hunted for the colored eggs or for plastic ones. If you would ever phantom making multi-colored egg salad with your still intact, hunted, Easter eggs.



When growing up and for my own children, we hunt for the eggs we painstakingly colored the night before, outside. Then, the eggs that aren't cracked, I make egg salad sandwiches that are the most beautiful shades of pink, blue, green and yellow.

 

i remember one time we found a hard boiled egg about 2 months later laying in the living room where it was left back on easter...

 

i'd not put real food scattered around my house, so a kid or dog could make a mess.

i always searched for hard boiled eggs growing up, but then again I was the only kid in elementary school who'd bring hard boiled eggs in my lunch to school everyday.