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How To Get Rid of Leftover Ostara Eggs
Written By Fallout

With Ostara officially over and everyone groaning from stomachaches received by gorging on chocolate and bunny sugar mallows, you're probably wondering what you're going to do with all these leftover Ostara eggs. Perhaps you didn't get to hand them in to Pandoria in time. Perhaps you decided to keep them for yourself, but then decided that eating hard boiled eggs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner wasn't as appealing as you initially thought. “So how do I get rid of all these eggs?” you probably find yourself asking. Surely you can't just throw them away. That's a waste of perfectly good egg meats right there! As it turns out, there's many things you can do with leftover eggs!

Want to eat them but the taste of hard boiled egg is kind of getting bland on you? Why not turn it into something else? Find a nice recipe for deviled eggs or egg salad and turn your bland eggs into something yum! You could also cut them up into a salad. Put them in your tuna. Add them to a sandwich. There are many possibilities for leftover eggs!

Or perhaps you're sick of eating them and never want to eat another egg for the rest of your life? Why not play a fun game with them? Try an egg-in-spoon race with your kids. An egg-in-spoon race is a relay-style race where the point is to carry the egg from one point to another without dropping it and then passing it on to the next person on your team. Dropping the egg means that person has to start over at the beginning. The first team to make it to the end wins! As a bonus, because the eggs have been boiled, they can be reused if they drop and break and don't make a huge, splattery mess.

Or perhaps you're a bit of a prankster or a Jinx. Why not smash them on someone's car or hide them for someone to find later? There's nothing quite like finding an unrefrigerated Ostara egg hidden in the back of the cabinet months later! [Note: This is a joke. Please do not actually try this because it's just mean.]

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