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The ultimate guide to spending Easter at home in Singapore

Brunch, buns and bunnies – here's how to have an egg-cellent Easter at the comfort of your nest

Cam Khalid
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Cam Khalid
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While the usual Easter plans – church visits, long weekend holidays, and outdoor egg hunts – are halted this April, the fun continues – indoors. Bring Easter home to your family with delicious food deliveries and takeaways, tasty sweet treats like hot cross buns and chocolate eggs, bunny-themed movies, and more fun activities to enjoy with the whole crew. Here are the egg-cellent things we're putting in our Easter baskets.

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Easter feasts

  • Hotels
  • Orchard

From now until April 12, bring home an Easter Gourmet Takeaway and enjoy a hearty meal with loved ones. Grab a smoked salmon and leek quiche ($48) for a light brunch that feeds six to eight people, or tuck into an organic roasted French chicken for $68. Delight the young ones with the Olivia milk chocolate egg ($22) that serves as a fun dessert, or get the challah bread with eggs ($18) for a traditional festive treat.

Easter Gourmet Takeaways are available for orders and collection now until April 12 at the Festive Desk (Lobby Level), 10am to 7pm daily or online, while delivery is available on weekdays (11am to 5pm) from now until April 12. All orders should be made at least two days prior to the collection date.

 

  • Restaurants
  • British
  • River Valley

Fill your bellies with the restaurant’s Sunday roasts available for delivery and collection. Sink your bunny teeth into roast chicken with bread ($35), roast lamb with mint sauce ($39), roast pork belly with crackling ($39), or roast fillet of beef with horseradish ($45). There’s also a vegetarian roast option with Yorkshire puddings, baked cauliflower cheese, roast potatoes, vegetarian gravy ($30). All mains are served with Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, cheese baked cauliflower cheese, pigs in blankets, and traditional gravy, and comes with a free scotch Easter egg and soft drink. Order online here.

Sweet treats

  • Hotels
  • City Hall

Stuff yourself silly with chocolatey goodies with the extra wow factor from Pacific Marketplace until April 12. Expect attention-grabbing sweets that’ll delight the youngins (and the young at hearts) such as the bee-utiful large chocolate beehive egg made with dark, milk and almond chocolate. There are also other sweet treats in the form of adorable bunnies and chicks, as well as hot cross buns in chocolate and blueberry cream cheese flavour. Place your order at least three working days in advance here, and collect at the Pacific Marketplace on level one of Pan Pacific Singapore.

  • Shopping
  • Chocolate and sweets
  • Orchard

The dessert go-to teams up with Universal Brand Development to whip up surprise eggs in the form of the adorable Minions. The limited edition sweets come in boxes of three ($29.50) featuring caramel popcorn, toffee coffee and sea salt pecan fudge flavours. Each Easter Minion is coated in white chocolate and explodes with chewy banana marshmallow upon each bite. Order ‘em via the online store. Free home delivery is available for orders above $50, with same day and next day delivery available too.

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  • Restaurants
  • Pâtisseries
  • Orchard

Spice up your Easter spread with Tarte’s rendition of the classic hot cross bun from now until April 12. The spiced whisky hot cross buns (set of 4 at $8.80) are filled with raisins and candied orange. The kiddos can enjoy the multi-coloured 9-centimetre chocolate Easter egg ($15) which is perfect for a fun Easter egg hunt at home too. Each egg is filled with an assortment of chocolate truffles. Amp up your sweet treats with the speckled egg macarons where each pack of six ($18) comes with three flavours – chocolate, cookies and cream, and passion fruit. Order via email at tarte@lesamis.com.sg and have ‘em sweet treats delivered straight to your door.

  • Restaurants
  • Bukit Timah

This artisanal bakery definitely has some buns, hun. Get your fill of freshly-baked hot cross buns from now until April 13. Order up the traditional hot cross bun which is filled with sweet currants, or indulge in gooey, chocolatey goodness with the double chocolate hot cross bun. For those with dietary restrictions – you’re not missed out. There’s the vegan hot cross bun to delight in. Do good, feel good too – $1 will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation for every pack of six purchased. Place your orders here and hop over to its stores to collect when they’re ready. Free delivery is available for orders over $200 if you’re planning to feast – Baker & Cook style.

Things to do

Watch some movies with the kids

If you’re looking to kick back with the kids and binge watch some good old bunny-themed movies all day, we’ve got you covered. From the latest superhero bunnies like Zootopia and Rise of the Guardians, childhood classics like Bambi, and remakes like Watership Down and Peter Rabbit, these hare-themed titles are as irresistible as fresh carrots. Read our round-up here.

Plan an indoor Easter egg hunt

Stuck at home? Turn your sweet digs into an egg-citing one-size-fits-all hunting ground for the entire family. Examine your crib before cleverly nestling your chocolate eggs, sweet treats and big clues around the house. Now, go on and hype the fam up with all that sugar rush. 

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Paint some eggs

Get those creative juices flowing and decorate some eggs in bright colours and playful designs. For uncracked eggs, it's best to paint them when they're hard-boiled. This is to avoid any messy accidents. Otherwise, empty the eggs by creating a hole at any of its ends and start colouring them with either paint or markers. But don't let those eggs go to waste – either cook them or add them into your cake mix.

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