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Chocolate Easter Bunny With No Tail Or Ears. A recent study published in the laryngoscope journal found that the vast majority of bunny consumers (59 percent) start with the ears. Chocolate easter bunnies, as well as chocolate eggs, are “easily the most popular treats for easter,” schildhaus said. Check out the full ranking to find the best white chocolate bunny, solid chocolate bunny, giant chocolate bunny, mini chocolate bunnies, and even the best vegan chocolate bunny. We tasted 23 different chocolate bunnies in the best taste test ever. According to a 2022 wallethub survey, 78% of americans begin with the chocolate bunny's ears, either breaking or biting them off. The survey also notes that 17% start with the feet (weird), and 5% start with the tail (even weirder). A mere four percent, however, said they preferred to eat a chocolate bunny by starting with the feet or tail. Because of course they do. New research carried out online has found that 59% of 28,113 respondents preferred to eat chocolate rabbits starting with the ears,. This is what a chocolate easter. In fact, a full 59 percent of people who enjoy chocolate easter bunnies start with the ears, while 33 percent of respondents claimed to have no preference. At least no one's admitting to eating the face first. As it turns out, a new study — by an ear, nose and throat doctor, naturally — looks at our preferences for deforming the chocolatey. What’s the best chocolate easter bunny?

At least no one's admitting to eating the face first. Check out the full ranking to find the best white chocolate bunny, solid chocolate bunny, giant chocolate bunny, mini chocolate bunnies, and even the best vegan chocolate bunny. What’s the best chocolate easter bunny? A recent study published in the laryngoscope journal found that the vast majority of bunny consumers (59 percent) start with the ears. New research carried out online has found that 59% of 28,113 respondents preferred to eat chocolate rabbits starting with the ears,. We tasted 23 different chocolate bunnies in the best taste test ever. A mere four percent, however, said they preferred to eat a chocolate bunny by starting with the feet or tail. Chocolate easter bunnies, as well as chocolate eggs, are “easily the most popular treats for easter,” schildhaus said. According to a 2022 wallethub survey, 78% of americans begin with the chocolate bunny's ears, either breaking or biting them off. The survey also notes that 17% start with the feet (weird), and 5% start with the tail (even weirder).

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Chocolate Easter Bunny With No Tail Or Ears Because of course they do. In fact, a full 59 percent of people who enjoy chocolate easter bunnies start with the ears, while 33 percent of respondents claimed to have no preference. A mere four percent, however, said they preferred to eat a chocolate bunny by starting with the feet or tail. At least no one's admitting to eating the face first. New research carried out online has found that 59% of 28,113 respondents preferred to eat chocolate rabbits starting with the ears,. The survey also notes that 17% start with the feet (weird), and 5% start with the tail (even weirder). According to a 2022 wallethub survey, 78% of americans begin with the chocolate bunny's ears, either breaking or biting them off. As it turns out, a new study — by an ear, nose and throat doctor, naturally — looks at our preferences for deforming the chocolatey. Check out the full ranking to find the best white chocolate bunny, solid chocolate bunny, giant chocolate bunny, mini chocolate bunnies, and even the best vegan chocolate bunny. We tasted 23 different chocolate bunnies in the best taste test ever. What’s the best chocolate easter bunny? Because of course they do. This is what a chocolate easter. A recent study published in the laryngoscope journal found that the vast majority of bunny consumers (59 percent) start with the ears. Chocolate easter bunnies, as well as chocolate eggs, are “easily the most popular treats for easter,” schildhaus said.