30 years ago, farmer Dori Wyder sold her first 50 hand-decorated Easter eggs at the Bern market. The exquisite eggs, dyed naturally with onionskins, wood and cochineal, became a big hit. She no longer goes to the market herself, but still produces and supplies the stands in Bern with over 2,000 eggs every Easter. (Michele Andina, swissinfo)
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