HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS
Line up a bunch of Easter baskets and you'll probably find the same old ho-hum candy in each one.
The Easter Bunny needs to step up his game!
Instead of jellybeans and Peeps, bump up the baskets with crazy confections like Gummy Bunny Teeth, Edible Easter Grass, Bacon-Flavored Jellybeans, and "Walking With Jesus" Flip Flops.
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Beyond the fact that this gum looks exactly like a meatball, we want to know who came up with this idea and why.
Don't get us wrong, it's quite possibly the greatest confectionary invention since the everlasting gobstopper.
Super chewy and packaged as if it was imported from Italy, Meatball Bubble Gum can be purchased at Stupid.com.
Rumored to be modeled after the EB's (Easter Bunny's) very own set of chompers, kids can slip on these gummy bunny dentures and sport their own set of pearly buck teeth.
You'll find Gummy Bunny Teeth in assorted colors at Candywarehouse.com.
Bacon has got to be one of the most universally loved flavors of all time, but to put that smoky goodness in candy may be a bit much.
This Gummy Bacon has a kid-pleasing strawberry flavor and looks just like the real stuff right before it hits the frying pan.
Your kids will love it and it's available at Archie McPhee.
Tightly spun candy twines make a fresh nest for Easter candy and you can even use it to keep jellybeans from sinking to the bottom of the basket.
You'll find Edible Easter Grass at Candywarehouse.com.
Freak out the kids by slipping these slimy edible earthworms into their Easter basket grass. For added drama and dirt, smear Oreo cookie crumbs over the crawlers.
Since these earthworms look very realistic, you may want to save this gummy gag for the older kids. Snag Gummy Earthworms from Candywarehouse.com.
These sweet links come in a retro can with a bright yellow label. Pop open the can, and pop them into your mouth.
You'll find Bubble Gum Cocktail Wienies along with Gummy T-bone Steaks in the confectionary online meat aisle at Archie McPhee.
The craftsmanship on these cherry-flavored pops is quite impressive, from the famed French queen's hairdo to her pretty blue eyes.
In fact, these are so cute that your kids might choose to play with them instead of devouring them and the lollipops will never get a licking.
Another fave of ours with a historic bent is Shakespearean Insult Gum, which includes a set of mini volumes of the bard's work with gumballs and a printed insult on the inside.
Marie Antoinette Head Lollipops and Shakespearean Insult Gum are available at Archie McPhee.
This hefty piece of sweet meat weighs a whopping ¼ pound and is made entirely out of marshmallow, from the slice of cheese on the burger to the sesame seed bun.
Save the drive-thru for another day and get this Marshmallow Hamburger at Stupid.com.
Bean Boozled Jellybeans available at CandyWarehouse.com.
Lightening Bug Candy at Stupid.com.
Tell the tykes that Tinkerbell herself has been in cahoots with the Easter Bunny to bring these mythical eggs to the baskets of children who believe in fairies.
Surprisingly, Fairy Eggs taste like bubble gum.
Bubble Gum Fairy Eggs available at Archie McPhee.
One bite into this rabbit food will reveal that it's actually gum, and the Easter bunny's reputation will be saved.
Carrot Gum available at OrientalTrading.com.
"Walking With Jesus" Flip Flops available at OrientalTrading.com.
Gummy Toads available at OrientalTrading.com.
Give the kids a bible lesson and kissing sweet breath by slipping these into their Easter baskets.
Bible Tin Mints available at OrientalTrading.com.
Candy Bugs available at OrientalTrading.com.
Candy Cockroaches available at CandyWarehouse.com.
Bacon Jellybeans available at Archie McPhee.
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