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Entre Nous - Easter, the Pierre Hermé way: A playful twist on a classic chocolate tradition



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“In France, chocolate shops are filled with eggs, rabbits, hens, bells and – somewhat surprisingly – even small shellfish during Easter.”
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The claim contains technically true elements about Easter traditions in France (eggs, rabbits, bells) but includes unsupported details about shellfish sales in chocolate shops. No credible sources confirm shellfish as an Easter item in French chocolate shops, while Wikipedia and general knowledge confirm these shops primarily sell chocolate eggs, rabbits, and bells during Easter.

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