Kingdom of Knuffel

Nope. I had a bunch of Chinese food. And some American food. No chocolate.

How about you?

Do people eat rabbit dishes on Easter? Is that a thing?

Maybe in some places. I think ham is more common. Or turkey.

The bunnies and eggs are remnants from the ancient fertility holiday, Ostra.

Gotta convert the pagans! Take all the fun holidays and dedicate them to Jesus!
lol.

Same here. But I'm sure that someone does eat rabbit. It's more popular in some places.

Sounds good!

Oooh, okay. So rabbit meat would be more of a random regional thing than a specific-to-the-holiday thing.

Yes. Very true.
I feel like a lot of Americans have probably never even eaten rabbit meat before.

That seems backwards. Americans are known for liking white meat, right? And rabbits are pretty much 100% white meat, so....

I think it's probably because most Americans buy all their food at groceries. And most groceries don't have rabbit meat available. lol.

They're mostly white meat? I would have figured they be dark meat, what with all the jumping and running.

Most rabbit-ish food I've eaten are chocolates wrapped in foil and decorated as bunnies :u