The flavor and the moistness of their hams is beyond comparison to any other brands we have tried. Their side dishes are always tasty when they have samples in the store when I pick up either our Easter ham or the Thanksgiving turkey.

Here is a special coupon for you from the Honey Baked Ham – enjoy and have a special Easter celebration!

This Easter, forget holiday stress while paying less for your holiday meals. All the elements needed for the perfect Easter meal – delicious appetizers, entrees, side dishes, and desserts – can be found in Super Target’s pre-made Easter brunch or dinner meal package.

Your Easter brunch or dinner meal will include an oven-ready pan, which makes prep and cleanup a snap . High quality, pre-made Archer Farms meals not only save on precious food preparation time, but also help all of us shoppers pinch our pennies this spring. One ready-made meal feeds between 8 and 10 people – so each of your guests will feast for less than $7.50. Now that’s tasty food, at a tasty price.

Paying less than $10 per person is cheaper and easier than eating out this holiday – I like this! With such a scrumptious selection, even your pickiest bunnies gathered at your Easter table will be sure to find fare pleasing to their palate.

We all have enough on our plates this spring – let SuperTarget do the work for you this holiday. You can order  your Easter meal in-store at the SuperTarget deli counter by April 8 or online at Target.com/grocery by April 6. So hurry with your order today!

Your SuperTarget ready-made Easter brunch or dinner will include the following for you bargain hunters and foodies:

For Brunch:

• Garlic & Herb Cheese Spread
• Variety Entertaining Crackers
• Spiral Cut Ham
• Asiago Pasta
• Quiche Lorraine
• Green Bean Almondine
• Raspberry Granola Parfait
• Choice of 8 Signature Muffins (cinnamon coffee cake or blueberry), or
• Choice of a delicious pie from the SuperTarget Bakery (caramel apple, apple, strawberry rhubarb or peach)
• Blood Orange Italian Soda
• Coffee Sampler

For Dinner:

• Garlic & Herb Cheese Spread
• Variety Entertaining Crackers
• Spiral Cut Ham
• Asiago Pasta
• Green Bean Almondine
• Scalloped Potatoes
• Dinner Rolls
• Choice of a delicious pie from the SuperTarget Bakery (caramel apple, apple, strawberry rhubarb or peach)
• Coffee Sampler

For your little boy, there is a Baby Blue Bunny costume for your little guy – Look at the little bow tie and the little feet. Also take a look at the Handsome Little Bunny baby outfit, soft blue and that little cotton tail on the hat, oh my, can’t you just see the cute photos you can take! Or how cute would he be in a little Marshmallow Peeps costume. Little Ducks are a favorite with us and you will like this Rubber Ducky costume. This little Chick is perfect for a boy with the orange feet and top crown.

Spring brings little baby animals, soon the farm baby animals make many noices – with a cow Moo Moo here, a pig Oink Oink there, a Cluck Cluck over there . Don’t forget the Puppy Dog and his bone. Or the Kitten and her stuffed mouse!

Spring also brings the growing garden…

Tulips are a spring flower we just love – why not have a Tulip Fairy of your very own? With wings and booties and a perfect headpiece, she will be the prettiest flower in the garden. Don’t forget to look at Tiny Tinker Bell. Every garden needs a Lady Bug, with wings and a full skirt this costume is special. Add a Butterfly and more flowers to your garden with the Dazzling Flower costume, nice for the sister to the Tulip! Harvest the earliest Sweet Pea for spring.

For the bugs and little hopping one, you need a Hopping Frog and a Baby Caterpillar is colorful and perfect for your little crawler especially. Of course we can’t forget the Colorful Snail, Bumble Bee… or the Wiggle Worm, but keep the Skunk out of the garden!

To showcase the adorable photos that you take in these costumes, see our Photo Easter Card designs.

We are doing something fun for this holiday – Tell us your Peep stories. Time to confess what you do to these adorable little critters.

From the drying them out in desk drawers to making them explode in the microwaves – which we don’t recommend by the way .

Share your story and make us all laugh!

Add 1 quart of water and 2 tablespoons white vinegar to a large pan; if more water is necessary to cover the ingredients, proportionally increase the amount of vinegar. Bring to
a boil,then lower heat & allow the ingredients to simmer for 30 minutes. Strain dye into a bowl, and let cool.

Add eggs to the strained dye and boil 10 minutes, turn off the heat and let the eggs sit for another 10 minutes. Take out and cool on paper towels, refrigerate.

1. Pre-heat oven to 375F (190C). Place sheets of foil on countertop for cooling cookies.
2. Combine brown sugar, shortening, milk and vanilla in large bowl. Beat at medium speed of electric mixer until well blended. Beat egg into creamed mixture.
3. Combine flour, salt and baking soda. Mix into creamed mixture at low speed just until blended. Stir in candy-coated pieces or vanilla chips.
4. Drop rounded tablespoonfuls (15 mL) of dough 3 inches (7 cm) apart onto ungreased baking sheet.
5. Bake one baking sheet at a time at 375F (190C) for 8 to 10 minutes for chewy cookies, or 11 to 13 minutes for crisp cookies. DO NOT OVERBAKE. Cool 2 minutes on baking sheet. Remove cookies to foil to cool completely.

1. 90 million chocolate Easter bunnies are made for Easter each year.
2. Each day, five million marshmallow chicks and bunnies are produced in preparation for Easter.
3. 16 billion jelly beans are made for Easter (that’s enough to completely fill an 89 feet high and 60 feet wide plastic Easter egg – about the height of a nine-story office building!)
4. 82 percent of Americans say they would prefer a chocolate or candy bunny for Easter, while only 4 percent say they would prefer a live rabbit (can you blame them?!)
5. 63 percent of Americans would most like to receive a chocolate bunny on Easter morning, followed by marshmallow bunnies (10 percent). I know my little guy would love anything chocolate!
6. The world’s largest jar of jelly beans weighed 6,050 pounds.
7. 75 percent of kids are willing to do extra chores for extra Easter candy (what, we’re supposed to give them something for doing chores??! ).










8. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest Easter egg ever made was just over 25-ft high and made of chocolate and marshmallow. The egg weighed 8,968 lbs. and was supported by an internal steel frame.
9. 88 percent of adults carry on the Easter tradition of creating Easter baskets for their kids & 90 percent of adults hope for their own treat from the Easter Bunny. Who wouldn’t want chocolate?!
10. The first chocolate eggs were made in Europe in the early 19th century and remain among the most popular treats associated with Easter.
11. Kids first grab for chocolate bunnies (76 percent) when checking out their Easter baskets, followed by marshmallow treats (18 percent), malted milk balls/eggs (17 percent) and jelly beans (16 percent).
12. When it comes to knowing which types of bunnies please the palate, the majority of Americans say a solid chocolate bunny (42 percent) first and foremost, followed by a hollow chocolate bunny (21 percent), marshmallow bunny (10 percent) and other types of Easter bunny candy (9 percent).
13. Red jelly beans are kids’ favorite.

You also might want to read our Easter basket ideas for toddlers, 13 Toddler Easter Egg Fillers & check out our Photo Easter Card designs, then go see the Easter crafts and recipes from the National Confectioners Association who provided us with the opportunity to share these fun facts with you!

1. Cheerios
2. Mini M&M’s (mixed in with the Cheerios if you like)
3. Lucky Charms (especially the marshmallows, my little guy goes crazy for the chocolate ones and the marshmallow bits are hard and small enough that he doesn’t choke).
4. Bite- size Milky way bars – soft & no peanuts!
5. Stickers – always a favorite around here.
6. Fruity Cheerios – brightly colored so it looks more like candy .
7. Hot Wheels cars (without any detachable parts)
8. Hair barrettes/bows for girls
9. Mini jelly beans cut in half – while my little guy would eat regular jelly beans all day, they are a big choking issue. So I get the mini ones and just slice them in half (or bite them, but for inside the eggs, a sharp knife works better ).
10. Alphabet magnets (the larger ones such as Leapfrog’s).
11. Little squirt toys for the bath – Target has bags full of fish and other creatures that squirt water & are small enough to fit in a larger Easter egg.
12. Animal crackers
13. Teddy Grahams – the chocolate ones are regarded as a great treat in our house.

You also might want to read our Easter basket ideas for toddlers… and see our Photo Easter Card designs to showcase your adorable little ones!