10 Best Easter Candy
Candy, Candy, Candy...
One of my favorite parts of Easter was my Easter basket. I looked forward to going through it and seeing what kind of candy the Easter Bunny had brought. There are so many kinds of candy out there it is hard to choose which kind is the best.
Here is a list of the 10 best Easter candy. The list of candy is in no particular order of preference and definitely not a complete list of candy available for Easter. I tried to choose some that have been around for a long time and add in some that might be newer or twists on a traditional. Some of these are not only good for Easter baskets, but also for putting inside of plastic eggs for hiding. I hope you enjoy...and maybe get some ideas for your Easter baskets this year.
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Cadbury Creme Eggs
One of my all time favorite Easter candys is the Cadbury Creme Egg. I think this is the candy I probably got the most excited to find in my basket. Although, I have found that either you love 'em or you hate 'em. There doesn't seem to be much middle ground. This chocolaty egg has a creme filled inside that is gooey and oh so good. If you are looking for a candy that will not make a mess, this is not the one for you.
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Peeps
An old favorite for many are Peeps. I can't say I particularly care for them myself, but I know many do. Peeps come in the traditional chick design and also in the shape of bunnies. Peeps not only are available in the traditional yellow color, but are also now available in colors such as blue, lavendar, and pink. For you chocolate lovers out there, there are also peeps that are dipped in chocolate and also ones that are completely covered in chocolate.
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Dark Chocolate Dipped Peeps
Milk Chocolate Hollow Bunny
Every Easter basket must consist of a hollow milk chocolate bunny. I was searching around for images and came across this bunny, which is identical to one I used to get as a kid. For some reason the hollow chocolate bunnies always tasted so much better than the solid chocolate ones.
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Peter Rabbit
Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs
Why does candy that is an old favorite always seem to test better when it's in a fun shape? I'm not sure either, but this list would not be complete without Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs. You have to love the creamy peanut butter covered in milk chocolate. Makes me want to eat one now.
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White Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs
Jelly Beans
Jelly beans are a classic Easter candy. Today there are so many different choices, you are sure to find one that everyone loves. You've got your Jelly Belly's, Starburst Jelly Beans, Jolly Rancher Jelly Beans, Nerds Jelly Beans, the traditional Brach's, and many more...
For those of you that are daring you can even choose from Harry Potter Bertie Botts Jelly Beans.
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Bertie Botts Jelly Beans
What's Your Favorite?
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Whoppers Robin Eggs
Whopper's Robin Eggs are always a good choice. It's a mixture of the traditional Whopper's candy, but with a colorful candy coated shell. The inside is the malted milk balls like the original.
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Robin Eggs
Easter Pez
Who doesn't like Pez? Even if you don't actually like the candy, it is always fun to play with the dispenser, but I think the fruity candy is pretty great too! For those who want double the fun, they have giant Pez dispensers too.
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SweeTarts
SweeTarts is a classic. SweeTarts have been transformed into funny Easter shapes like eggs, ducks, chicks, and bunnies. There are even SweeTart jelly beans too, but that might fall under jelly beans. Who knew there could be so much candy?
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SweeTart Chicks, Bunnies, and Ducks
Foil Covered Milk Chocolate Eggs
Foil covered eggs are timeless. They are great for the Easter basket, to put inside of Easter eggs, or for hiding on their own since they are wrapped. Chocolate is always a good option when it comes to candy.
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Easter M&M's
M&M's are a classic that couldn't be excluded. Yet again, an old classic makes sure to fit in for Easter and offers pastel colored candies. Great for baskets or to put inside of plastic eggs.
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