An Egg-cellent Easter Celebration
Every bunny loves an Easter egg. This year, don’t make them choose between peanut butter and creme. Fill your baskets with REESE’S Peanut Butter Eggs and CADBURY CREME EGG Candies.
Celebrating Easter’s Biggest Moments
Hatching plans to make this spring unforgettable? Keep scrolling for the best basket-building tips, new ideas for your at-home egg hunts, and all the Hershey Candies you and your family love.
Let The Hunt Begin
Can you find all six Easter eggs hidden on the page?
Step 1: Choose a Theme
Everyone loves an Easter basket that’s built specially for them. Think about who you’re building a basket for and what they love. Focus on a favorite candy, activity or even color. Then, use that to inspire what treats you include in the basket. Are they a home baker? Fill their basket with baking tools like measuring spoons and a new whisk, then load up the basket with HERSHEY’S Cocoa and other baking staples. Is their favorite color orange? Then make a basket full of REESE’S candies, of course!
Step 2: Showcase the Snacks
You can’t have an Easter basket without plenty of snacks! Pick one or two big treats to take center stage. Chocolate fans will love a HERSHEY'S Solid Milk Chocolate Bunny that’s big enough to share. If you’re building a basket for someone who likes something salty along with their sweet, give them a party size bag of SKINNYPOP Sweet & Salty Kettle Corn Popcorn.
Step 3: Fill the Eggs
Now it’s time for the fun part: filling the Easter eggs! Choose smaller, festive candies to round out your basket. REESE’S Peanut Butter Eggs, CADBURY CREME EGGS Candies and KIT KAT® Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bunnies are perfect Easter-inspired treats that look great in a basket and fit inside an Easter egg!
Whisk Up Some Easter Magic
From homemade carrot bake to no-bake bird’s nest cookies, we have desserts for all your Easter and spring celebrations.
Egg-citing Hunt Ideas
Ready to make Easter extra sweet? We’ve got everything you need to keep the whole family hopping with joy. Whether you’re planning an outdoor adventure or need some indoor inspiration, these Easter egg hunt ideas are sure to bring smiles to your celebration!
Hop Down the Bunny Trail
This easy, sensory-friendly “bunny trail” is the perfect way to introduce toddlers and young kids to egg hunts. Use ribbon, string and bunny footprints throughout the house to guide kids step-by-step from their bedrooms to their Easter basket surprises!
Glow Up Your Easter
Make Easter eve unforgettable with a sweet glow-in-the-dark egg hunt! Use creative touches like glow-in-the-dark eggs, LED lights, glow sticks and light-up decorations to create a fun lights-out egg hunt for kids of all ages.
Hunt for the Jackpot
Why should little kids have all the fun? Take your Easter egg hunt to the next level for tweens, teens and adults by filling eggs with coins, cash or prize tickets. It’s a fun way to keep everyone engaged while making the hunt even more rewarding. Don’t forget to include some candy in the eggs, too!
Looking for more inspiration? Hop on over to find even more egg hunts to try at home this Easter!
Celebrate Spring
String Easter Eggs Craft
With just some glue and colorful string you can make a unique decoration perfect for your home or Easter baskets.
All About Carrot Cake
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Give your spring flower arrangement a fun and edible twist. A candy bouquet is easy to make and sure to impress!
