Tinplate Easter gift bucket Halloween gift bucket candy metal tin bucket
1. The Easter tin bucket is 158mm in diameter at the top, 135mm in height and about 3L in overall volume;
2. There are three kinds of designs of surface pattern, all of which are Easter egg theme and equipped with three kinds of concave and convex mold; the surface printing of iron barrel is four-color printing, and double-sided printing is optional;
3. The Easter tin popcorn gift basket handle can be divided into iron wire and handle. The iron wire can be sprayed or electroplated to white or gold, and the handle can be made of non slip plastic materials;
4. The product cost can be selected according to the printing and handle process, and the purchase quantity can be matched with different prices to meet the needs of end customers.

As soon as you see the supermarkets and shops full of eggs, rabbits and chocolates, you know that Easter is coming, one of the most important festivals in Christian countries. The specific date of this year's Easter is April 17. Do you know how the Portuguese celebrate Easter? Let's introduce it to you.  
Easter in Portugal is more than just a rabbit and an egg. The country has rich ancient traditions and religious rituals. The most representative tradition is to eat a kind of sweet bread with boiled eggs in the middle. Bread represents the last supper. Eggs represent the resurrection and regeneration of Jesus. Some areas are only bread, some areas will add meat, sausage, ham, etc., while in the Algarve area, cinnamon, caramel, etc., more similar to cakes. On Good Friday and Holy Saturday, we mainly eat cod, the national fish of Portugal, because meat is forbidden. On Sunday, Easter is the time to eat meat. The main food of the day is roast lamb. Throughout the Holy Week (the week before Easter), the devout Catholic nation was steeped in rituals and tradition, from the smallest village to the largest town.