JUST CRACK AN EGG
It’s time to take breakfast back with a hot, new grab-n-go breakfast from Ore-Ida. Just Crack and Egg is a product as simple as it sounds. Just open the package of real, flavorful ingredients, add your own egg, stir it up, pop it in the microwave and in less than 2 minutes you’ll be enjoying a delicious, hot breakfast. Finally! A tasty home-cooked breakfast that’s easy and convenient. But wait – it gets even better! Just Crack an Egg comes in four mouthwatering flavors: All American Scramble, Rustic Scramble, Ultimate Scramble and everybody’s favorite, the Denver Scramble, featuring savory cheddar Cheese, ham, onions, green peppers and diced potatoes. You’ll find all four great flavors in the Egg aisle. What you won’t find are artificial flavors, dyes or preservatives. To start your day off right, try the freshest new idea in breakfast – Just Crack an Egg! Price Chopper and Market 32 can help with your Easter celebration – from planning that Easter brunch or dinner to creating a unique basket your children will love! Activities for Kids Nothing is more special than creating lasting memories with your children and/or grandchildren. Plan crafts to involve them in preparing for Easter, as well as a few games the day of. Coloring and decorating eggs and Easter Egg Hunts are among the most popular along with the Easter Egg Roll, the most famous of which takes place on the White house lawn every year! Egg Coloring and Decorating- Keep in mind these food safety tips if dyeing eggs for fun or for an egg hunt:
- Wash hands with warm water and soap before and after handling eggs
- Use only eggs that have been refrigerated and discard eggs that are cracked or dirty
- After hard cooking, dye eggs with food-safe coloring and return them to the refrigerator within 2 hours
- Fun egg decorating ideas can be found here.
- Hold outside if weather permits so the kids can run and enjoy the outdoors
- Decorate the house or yard with helium balloons, streamers, paper cutouts of eggs and rabbits, and bunny paw prints
- Estimate approximately one dozen eggs per child
- Fill multicolored plastic eggs with jelly beans, chocolate eggs, small toys, and money (my kids especially loved this as they got older (quarters, fifty-cent pieces and dollar bills)
- Give the children baskets for the Easter egg hunt or have them decorate a paper bag with colored markers and stickers