7 Easter Candy Gift Ideas With Hershey's

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of The Hershey Company for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

Easter is right around the corner, and this Easter, it's all about the candy! Did you know that candy is the top gift given for Easter? Candy can be give as is, but I really like to find new cute ways to give candy as gifts, and this year, I came up with some really cute ideas! I'm so excited to share seven really fun Easter Candy Gift Ideas with Hershey's with you! Celebrate with Hershey’s You can fill old or new soda bottles with Cadbury Mini Egg Candies or Whopper Robin Eggs. You could even decorate the bottles if you like. I think bottles filled with candy is cute enough on it's own, but the possibilities are endless! Cadbury Creme Eggs are my absolute favorite, and have been since I was a kid. I think they look especially adorable nestled in a ceramic egg carton filled with a little Easter grass. Adorbs, right? My daughter Kate is a sucker for Hershey's Miniatures, especially the Krackle bars! I placed them in a small cardboard berry basket with a little pink Easter grass. Small gifts can go a long way, and this one is just sweet! One of my favorite ways to give gifts is in Mason Jars! They are all the rage right now, and come in so many sizes. I love these tiny Mason Jars, and jelly beans, so the two of them together are the perfect match! For the Reese's Peanut Butter Egg lover in your life, just add some Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs to a ceramic berry basket! They even come in white chocolate now...I may have eaten two while putting this little gift together ;) These fun carrot shaped mini Whoppers Robin Eggs come prepackaged so you can give them as is or add them to a wire basket or soda box! And...who doesn't love Hershey's Kisses and Hershey's Milk Chocolate Easter Bunnies? Pair them together in a berry basket and you have an instant gift! All of these gift ideas are inexpensive and simple. They would be perfect for a child, friend, neighbor, coworker or teacher! I love the idea of giving something simple like candy in a fun package...that one extra added touch can make it so special! I can't wait to take my daughter around the neighborhood to personally deliver some of these fun gifts to our wonderful neighbors!