I love checking out KMO near a holiday because they come up with some of the most unique flavors in coffee that you can imagine.
If you are looking for a flavored coffee to finish off the Easter meal then you might want to consider some of these.  I haven’t tried them, so I can’t advise, but I have had their coffees and they are always good.  This year, for Easter, they suggest:

Chocolate Covered Easter Egg- Toasted marshmallow dipped in a pool of rich, dark chocolate
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup- Chocolate and peanut butterand coffee…hmmm
Vanilla Butter Cream- Tastes like Belgian chocolate with …read more

If you are looking for something adorable to add to your tea collection check out this adorable tea for one set from The English Tea Store!
He is called Chubby Bunny, for obvious reasons!

Even the grumpiest, most hormonal person could not resist smiling when using this!
Image: English Tea Store

Easter is coming up pretty quickly.  If you are planning a luscious brunch after that chilly sunrise service you might want to consider some of the following teas.
Now, I have not tried all of these, but they are from companies that I buy from, and trust.  The flavors are those that made me think of spring. Light, floral, fruity…clean and fresh tastes.

If you are going to have a heavy lunch/dinner then keep your brunch on the light side with fresh fruit and an assortment of breads like brioche, muffins, and scones.  Add several jellies and curds, or maybe think about …read more

 
Easter weekend is a busy time.  Not only are we getting ready for Easter for ourselves, but there is so much involvement with the church.  Flowers to arrange, productions to do, all kinds of stuff.  This year, Marc has to work after chruch and wo’t get home until late, so Easter dinner will be lower key, maybe even off-key, if you know what I mean.  But the most important thing about it is the celebration of new life.  The reseurrection of Christ gave man a chance at eternity, a  new beginning, a clean slate. Ham, jelly beans, and chocolate bunnies …read more

For most of my life my idea of Easter brunch has been a chocolate bunny washed down with either Dr. Pepper, or coffee.  Sort of depends on the era, if you know what I mean.  We have rarely attended a church that had the energy to do a sunrise service, anyway.  But, Easter brunch is an elegant way to end a sunrise service, and with make ahead things on the menu, it is really easy