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Cascaron Egg Hunt Research Paper
One of our traditions that my family and I have is cascaron egg hunt. We only do this on easter, so what we do is inseatd of waking up and finding eggs in a basket we go out side and find cascarones, which our confetti eggs. Who ever has found the most cascarones gets to be the frist one to crack an cascaron on someone head. By the time when everyone is done cracking cascarones on everybodys head, theres a big mess it looks like a confetti bomb blew up.
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