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From treats shaped like giant pistachio nuts to eggs that taste like tiramisu, this year's range of Easter chocolate is more tempting than ever.

The top sweet treats bought for the holiday include chocolate eggs or bunnies, jelly beans, candy-coated eggs and marshmallow candy (AKA Peeps).

Hard-boiled eggs beautifully dyed in vibrant colors for Easter might look good enough to eat, but can you safely eat them? The short answer is yes, with a significant catch.

Dye 'farm-fresh' marshmallows? Paint golf balls? Substitute potatoes? This is Easter during the great California egg shortage of 2025.

Since egg prices are still soaring, Jet-Puffed Marshmallows is selling Easter dye kits for $2 at Walmart. Others are resorting to dyeing rocks and potatoes.

It includes a 24-ounce bag of Jet-Puffed jumbo marshmallows, six colors, miniature tongs for dipping and decorating pens.

Marshmallow brand Jet-Puffed selling $2 Easter dye kits in response to egg-spensive prices You can find the Jet-Puffed 'Dip and Decorate Dozen' dying kits exclusively on Walmart's website.