The History of the Mexican Cascaron

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Tip 1 - Easter Tradition: Cascarones

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Tip 2 - Mexican Cascarones - Hispanic Culture | Latino Culture | Latin American Culture

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A Great Way to Celebrate Hispanic Easter What are Mexican Cascarones? My favorite holidays are Christmas and Easter, mostly because I love the traditional arts and crafts that come with these two holidays. This year for Easter we will be making eggs filled with confetti instead of the traditional American colored eggs. Like American Easter …

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Tip 3 - Cascarones! (confetti eggs)

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Explore Rachel Reyes's board "Cascarones! (confetti eggs)" on Pinterest, a visual bookmarking tool that helps you discover and save creative ideas

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Tip 4 - The History of the Mexican Cascaron | eHow

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The history of cascarones, the brightly painted, surprise-filled Mexican eggs thrown or smashed at Easter-related celebrations, is almost as colorful as the eggs themselves. It's a story that involves courtship, emperor's wives, Far East explorers and Carnival craziness.

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