Adorable Chocolate Easter Bunny “Chick” in a Mason Jar

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This is a super adorable take on giving a loved one a chocolate Easter Bunny. 

I found this way too cute chocolate Lidnt chick and knew I wanted to present it in a cute, fun way as a gift. 

So we put this chocolate “bunny” in a Mason jar, and it was perfect! 

This would be a great little Easter gift to present to a grandparent or a classroom school teacher.

Easter Chick in Mason Jar

To assemble your Easter Mason Jar Display

To start assembling your Easter chick jar grab your supplies, starting with your Mason Jar. 

Step 2: Add in the Grass

Now add in your fake Easter egg grass. I like the papery versions versus the old school plastic grass. You can even cut up thin strips of paper and use this at the bottom of your jar.

You won’t need much, and one sheet of paper would give you more than enough strips. Your grass doesn’t even have to be green. 

I think it would be super cute to use a bright pink or pale teal as well. 

Step 3: Nestle in your Chocolate Chick

Now you can settle in your chocolate chick into your grass. You may have to twist the chick and “fluff” up some of the grass to stabilize the little guy in your jar.

Step 4: Add in your Easter Eggs

Now you drop in a handful of Easter Egg candies. This part is fun too! 

Mostly because while checking out the Easter egg candy aisle in Target, I found out that there are TONS of options regarding candy eggs!

Bright cheery gum ball eggs, elegant white chocolate eggs, edible metallic eggs. All sorts of variety of candy eggs.

We went with the classic pastel chocolate eggs. Cute and a little understated. 

I really wanted the Chick to take center stage on this one. 

Step 5: Cap and Bow

Now you can add on your Mason jar lid and add a cute decorative ribbon. 

If you wanted to get really crafty, you use a pretty piece of colored paper on the lid center or cover it in a fun Eastery fabric. 

And that’s it! 

Now you have a lovely Chocolate Easter “bunny” chick jar display. 

I think we’ll be giving this guy to Mimi this year. My 3 year old keeps walking by him on the counter with an “awww, look at this cute little guy.” I guess we have a winner!

Of course, it would look great in an Easter Basket as well!

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This adorable chocolate Easter "bunny" chick would make a wonderful Easter gift!

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Materials

• Lindt Easter chick
• Large glass mason jar
• Fake Easter grass
• Candy Easter eggs
• Ribbon or decorative bow

Instructions

1. Grab your supplies.
2. Put your fake grass at the bottom of your mason jar.
3. Nestle in your chocolate Easter chick, turning and "fluffing" up the grass until it is stabilized.
4. Add in your candy Easter eggs.
5. Secure the lid onto your Mason jar and add a decorative ribbon or bow.

Notes

Have fun with this little Easter gift. You can add different colored grass and candies to create an entirely different look and feel. Bright pink grass and purple eggs would give a fun, girly flair while green grass and white eggs would give a classic, elegant look.