Even though I am not fully vegan, we don't really buy eggs at home anymore either, so I just wanted to let mogyay know she is not alone with her post (I bet it took some courage to post as she is obviously quite passionate about it) and I also contemplated what to do since you can't eat a decorated hard boiled egg afterwards.
That said, I am not fully vegan and a few times a year I do buy eggs to make pancakes (the cr?pes kind) as I haven't found a good way to replace eggs yet. Easter weekend sounds like the perfect weekend for a pancake breakfast, and I'm happy I read a few pages ago that we can use hollow eggs too so I can use the egg in my pancake batter!
So mogyay, perhaps you could do the same at a friends/cousins/.. house and ask if they'l be using eggs for anything this week and just use the hollow shell? You can puncture a little hole in the top + bottom, and then blow in one over a bowl to make the inside come out. This is how actually we always used to decorate eggs at home, if I remember well. They're a little more fragile though, so careful!
And just as a side note: I do not at all judge anyone who does buy/use hard boiled eggs or anything, I'm not like that. I wasn't normally going to post about this kind of thing because I'm not one to do so, but I felt bad for mogyay so that's why I'm posting. No other reason. <3
All that aside though (posting these things makes me so nervous!), I'm really excited about the Easter event!! Happy the staff introduced a way to get a few eggs without being a genius mastermind
Let's see whether I can make a cute egg version of lil' Zipper Bunny
