Easter Wawel

Along with the joyous Easter holidays there is spring coming, everything comes to life and the world blooms to finally take on colors. During this joyous time, it's worth getting tempted by the chocolate delights of Wawel from a limited range of the company's 16 products in colorful, Easter packages.

An indispensable Easter bunny that brings sweet gifts is a very popular tradition. This year the basket cannot lack in Wawel sweets, in richly decorated wrappings that strongly resemble dyed Easter eggs.

The Limited edition of Easter Wawel sweets is prepared in unique, festive packaging. This year's specially designed offer includes 16 well-known to its adorers sweet Wawel products. In special packages with the Wawel logo we will find chocolate coated candies and filled chocolates, sweets as well as plums in chocolate.

Easter Wawel variety is full of sweet delicacies for the whole family. Advocate liqueur filled chocolate bars, Tiki Taki with coconut-walnut 2-layer filling, Malaga with creamy filling and the addition of raisins or chocolate bar called Kasztanki can be found within the Wawel Easter selection next to the limited, delightful, large apple pie flavored chocolate.

This year the wide variety of Wawel chocolates in the offer includes: Advocate liqueur filled chocolates and well-known chocolate trio: Malaga, Kasztanki, Tiki Taki. Classic Michalki zamkowe full of nuts as well as newly introduced Michalki zamkowe Białe can be found now in chocolate boxes.

The gourmet chocolate truffles, chocolate coated jellies mix called Mieszanka Krakowska or two versions of the classical Michałki zamkowe and Michałki zamkowe Białe - will be available in the Easter Wawel candy treats selection.

This year's Easter means also a range of delicious chocolate coated crystallized plums that always are an outstanding delight for whole families.

Easter customs

Easter is the celebration accompanied by many customs and traditions. In addition to the still well-known dyed Easter eggs or Easter Monday (to be known in Poland as Wet Monday or Śmigus Dyngus), there are also the rites that have survived only in very few homes. There are lots of old Polish Easter traditions, one in particular to be mentioned here refers to the attention paid to colors and their meaning.

Dyed Easter eggs used to be put into a big basket and before the Easter breakfast was commenced, the members of the family gathered to take one random dyed egg. This custom was usually initiated by the family senior. Each color carried a different meaning for the future, for example: violet used to foretell strength and persistence, blue meant health whereas red color was to bring love and victory.