Rococo's Real Easter Egg Set Fills Hens Eggs with Hazelnut Praline
Alyson Wyers — February 19, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: selfridges
Even though it is customary to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead with chocolate or decorating eggs, this real Easter egg combines the two. Available from Selfridges, Rococo's real hens eggs are stuffed with hazelnut praline. Unlike creme-filled Easter eggs or similar sweets, these treats can be peeled and eaten like a regular hard boiled egg. You can also melt them and use the filling as a dip for fruit or grissini.
Playing up the real Easter egg theme, the Rococo eggs come in a small periwinkle egg carton just like the ones you would buy your normal eggs in at the grocery store. Each box contains six hazelnut praline hen eggs. This makes a great gift this season.
Playing up the real Easter egg theme, the Rococo eggs come in a small periwinkle egg carton just like the ones you would buy your normal eggs in at the grocery store. Each box contains six hazelnut praline hen eggs. This makes a great gift this season.
Trend Themes
1. Realistic Easter Eggs - Creating realistic Easter eggs that can be peeled and eaten like a regular hard boiled egg.
2. Stuffed Easter Eggs - Stuffing hens eggs with hazelnut praline as an alternative to traditional creme-filled Easter eggs.
3. Creative Easter Egg Packaging - Using egg cartons to package Easter eggs, resembling the packaging of regular eggs at the grocery store.
Industry Implications
1. Confectionery - Confectionery companies can explore new ways to create unique and realistic Easter egg treats.
2. Food Packaging - Food packaging companies can develop innovative packaging solutions that mimic egg cartons for Easter eggs.
3. Gift and Seasonal Products - Companies specializing in gift and seasonal products can offer Easter egg sets as a unique and creative gift option.
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