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 Easter Candy and Easter Candy BasketsEaster Candy, Easter Peeps, Jelly Beans and Easter Candy Baskets for children of all ages! Candy is a relatively recent Easter tradition. Celebrate the holiday's origin with some of our Easter Candy Gifts, and scarf down Chocolate Bunnies and Marshmallow Peeps this Easter Sunday! Chocolate eggs were first made in Europe in the early 1800s and are one of the more popular Easter Candy items. Easter is the second most candy-eating occasion of the year for Americans. Jelly Beans did not become an Easter tradition until the 1930s and since then, Jelly Bean eating has soared and an estimated 16 billion Jellybeans are consumed at Easter, many of them hidden in Easter Candy Baskets. Marshmallow Chick Peeps, as well as Marshmallow Bunnies and Marshmallow Eggs are the most popular non-chocolate Easter Candy. We have the Easter Candy favorites you're looking for to have all of your Easter Baskets filled with scrumptious candies. Our Easter Candy Gifts are great ideas for people of all ages. For a really unique Easter Basket, check out our Nostalgic Toys and Gumball Machine Baskets to help make this Easter holiday extra special! Another Happy Customer writes..." I LOVE ordering from Candy Crate!! They have a huge assortment of candy and they're really great. I get emails with each step taken, and delivery is always quicker then stated. I will continue to order from Candy-Crate, and tell all my friends! Thank you so much Candy Crate! Cathie B.
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