6 Sweet Easter Basket Upgrades

Bring on the April showers! Cheerful chickens and handsome bunnies adorn the retro pastel wrappers of these delightful umbrella-shaped milk chocolate morsels crafted by a renowned Spanish chocolatier.

To buy: $5.97 for a set of 3, worldmarket.com.

Everyone’s favorite drugstore candies get a chic makeover in the hands of chef Daniel Boulud’s talented pastry team. Choose from sunny yellow chicks lightly scented with lemon or playful sheep flecked with coconut.

To buy: $9 for a box of 4, epicerieboulud.com.

Chocolate and peanut butter may be a childhood classic, but these artfully embossed and gilt-wrapped eggs from Chicago-based confectioner Vogses manage to make the combo feel ultra luxe and all-grown-up.

To buy: $13.50 for a set of 3, vosgeschocolate.com.

Teeny-tiny and oh-so-tempting, these darling Italian candies come in an array of springtime hues and exotic flavors—peach, vanilla, violet, banana, anisette, and rose water—that are sure to delight your senses.

To buy: $10 for 2.95 ounces, sugarfina.com.

Forget the goose that laid the golden egg—if you want to add some magic to your Easter basket, try these fanciful candies with real eggshell exteriors that crack open to reveal solid hazelnut truffle centers.

To buy: $9.98 for a set of 2, worldmarket.com.

These brightly colored and irresistibly juicy gummy eggs from small batch Portland candy maker Quin taste great for good reason: They’re made by hand with Oregon strawberries, cherries, and real lemon zest.

To buy: $24 for 3 bags, food52.com.

This article originally appeared on RealSimple.com.

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