In Former Times
I bought some groceries for Easter Sunday.
Namely a Easter Bunny in dark chocolate with a little bell around its neck, a milk chocolate chicken with eggs that almost melts since this afternoon, a packet of hazelnut coffee and soft caramels.
These caramels are unique and difficult to find, even on the internet.
We only can find them in Northern France. I had to do no less than 4 supermarkets to buy them.
My mother told me that my grandmother loved them so much.
Their wrappings are easily identifiable because they remain unchanged for decades.
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In Former Times
I bought some groceries for Easter Sunday.Namely an Easter Bunny in dark chocolate with a little bell around its neck, a milk chocolate chicken with eggs that almost melted since this afternoon, a packet of hazelnut coffee and soft caramels.
These caramels are unique and difficult to find, even on the internet.
We can only find them in Northern France. I had to visit no less than 4 supermarkets to buy them.
My mother told me that my grandmother loved them so much.
Their wrappings are easily identifiable because they have remained unchanged for decades.
Awesome, thanks for sharing that story.
Just earlier today I posted a story about a tradition that we have in our community about eating "pickled fish" on "Good Friday".
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