Favorite Easter Candy

I asked readers about their favorite Easter candy. Hundreds of responses revealed a tight race between Cadbury Eggs and chocolate bunnies.

As always, the comments made my day.

It was a difficult selection because chocolate bunnies were a close second, but I have to go with the Cadbury! And keep the peeps far away. LOL. I like them as decoration but . . .

Love to bite off those ears!

Grandma’s nutbread

I love Russell Stover maple cream chocolate-covered eggs. Also the raspberry cream and coconut flavored fillings from their collection of individually wrapped eggs.

See’s chocolate divinity eggs. Wouldn’t be Easter without them.

I love the Whoppers Robin Eggs! I’ve always liked Whoppers but the crispy candy coating of the Robin Eggs makes them even better.

Egg-shaped malted milk balls are my top favorite Easter candy, followed by original Cadbury eggs.

The Cadbury Eggs are probably one of the most hideous singular concoctions made this time of year. Peeps are good in moderation.

The one I didn’t see mentioned were the chocolate covered malt balls shaped like eggs. Malt balls in any form are almost an addiction. I LOVE malt balls.

Jelly beans. What’s not to like? They are colorful, sweet and small. I can’t believe I’m actually saying this, but sometimes I’m tired of chocolate. And I don’t like the texture of marshmallows.

Easter m&m’s

Reese’s peanut butter eggs, preferably white chocolate.

Hope you a terrific Easter.

2 Comments

  1. Susan D on April 3, 2023 at 1:01 pm

    Nobody said a thing about all the flavors jelly beans come in these days. Used to be I’d just avoid lime flavored jelly beans like the plague, or COVID these days. Now I’m avoiding whole packages of sour jelly beans, among others! Wow! Having to read the packaging carefully so as to not pluck something I detest (ok, dislike enough to throw away) off the shelf! Aren’t people funny in their preferences!

  2. Fay Bach on April 11, 2023 at 12:31 pm

    Be awfully boring if we were all the same!

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