Cream cheese deviled eggs are a creamy, tangy twist on the classic appetizer that's quick and foolproof to make. Blended ...

The Brief New Life Church organized a free Easter egg hunt event on Saturday. An airplane dropped 20,000 plastic eggs over Grafton High School. Organizers plan to host another egg drop next Easter.

Tundra, an Alaskan coastal brown bear, knocks a plastic Easter egg filled with treats off of a post during a bear Easter egg hunt at the Lake Superior Zoo's EGGstravaganza event in Duluth on Saturday.

Nationally, the average price of a dozen large, grade A eggs rose to an all-time price high of $6.23 in March, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Data for April is not yet available.

Plastic Eggs Easter egg hunts are part of the tradition and if they're non-negotiable for your family, then the right option might be to snag a bag of plastic eggs. These eggs come in bright ...

The possibilities are endless, and the results can be used as decorations all year long. No. 3: Plastic eggs Plastic eggs are fairly common in the world of Easter egg hunts.

With a bird-flu-induced egg shortage that has caused prices to skyrocket — and consumers, for lack of a better word, to scramble — the term “egg hunting” takes on new meaning this Easter.

Langenstein knew all about hard boiled Easter eggs, plastic Easter eggs and the candy versions from Cadbury and Reese’s. But the eggs for which North View was famous were something much more special.

Since egg prices are still soaring, Jet-Puffed Marshmallows is selling Easter dye kits for $2 at Walmart. Others are resorting to dyeing rocks and potatoes.

With a dozen hovering around $5, I suspect the Easter bunny’s eggs this year will be mostly of the plastic variety. But don’t let the scarcity of eggs dampen your Easter Sunday celebration.

With Easter right around the corner, some egg-dyeing tradition-lovers may not be able to wait. For those already struggling to keep up with growing grocery bills, the idea of using a $6 carton of ...