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Annamarie HigleyUpdated: Feb. 08, 2024
Save yourself some time this year with premade Easter basket ideas that still feel eggs-tra special!
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Filling your cart—online or otherwise—with hand-picked candies, knick-knacks and crinkle confetti to curate a custom Easter basket for kids, teens or adults is a vintage easter tradition and can be tremendous fun. But it also can be tremendous work, especially if you have multiple to make.
If time doesn’t allow for a personalized Easter basket this year, we promise the quality of your present can stay intact. These premade Easter baskets, at a range of price points and for a range of recipients, are a simple solution that still feels special.
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For the Baker: Grand Easter Cookie Basket
This chock-full Easter basket is stuffed with baked goods galore! This one’s for the peeps who skew more cookie than candy. And we’re not talking just sugar cookies! Delight in cookies and cream, fruity cereal and “chocolate obsession” varieties, plus a whole host of other sweets. (Seriously, how cute are those googly-eyed pretzels?!) And once they’ve polished off their present, they can reuse the gorgeous wicker basket for picnics or to gift their own baked creations. Talk about one of the cutest premade Easter baskets!
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For the Sweetie: Little Bunny Easter Basket
File this premade Easter basket under gifts for the sweet tooth or little bunnies in your life. Chocolate-covered pretzels, jelly beans, chocolate Easter eggs and more arrive beautifully assembled inside the basket. It’s topped with a little stuffed bunny for added cuteness. In a time crunch? Buy an Easter basket on Amazon.
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For the Early Riser: Bakery Easter Gift Basket
The early bird gets this breakfast basket! And how lucky they are. Easter brunch becomes a whole lot simpler (but remains just as tasty), thanks to this collection of English muffins, blueberry loaf cake, iced Belgian waffles and preserves. The gorgeous woven basket, with its pastel accents, is a subtle nod to the holiday that can be used year-round if desired. Feeling extra generous? Supplement with some nonfood basket stuffers!
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For the Teen: Personalized Easter Fun Basket
This gift is perfect for the ones who have outgrown the kiddie baskets of yesteryear. Still very much a traditional basket, this personalized Easter present features slightly more subdued colors and grownup-seeming snacks, such as popcorn, malt ball eggs and chocolate-covered pretzels. Your teen or tween will appreciate the more mature selection that still makes them feel very much a part of the Easter celebration.
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For the Adult: Easter Treasure Basket
This decadent Easter basket appeals to all ages, but adults in particular will appreciate its specialty contents. These aren’t your average candies. The hopefully hungry giftee receives assorted chocolate eggs filled with chocolate butter, vanilla chip or Bordeaux centers, as well as Rocky Road eggs, jelly beans, and butterscotch and chocolate lollipops. Plus, the colorful egg-patterned basket is oh, so fitting. Psst! This egg-themed basket could use some Easter eggs with fun stuffers.
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For the Whole Gang: Easter Mega Basket
Premade Easter baskets take the stress off, and just one gift does the trick when you buy them this over-the-top Easter basket. There’s a little something for everyone, including childhood classics, such as Peeps, Tootsie Pops, Whoopee Cushions, cotton candy and slime, and elevated favorites, such as sea salt and cracked pepper popcorn, kettle corn and candy cherry slices. And we simply must shout out those crazy-cute plush toys! There’s so much to love about this collection.
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For the Little One: Gingham Bunny Easter Basket
You’d be hard-pressed to find premade Easter baskets more precious than this gingham bunny tote. The floppy-eared pink or blue bunny on the basket liner lends cute character, and the snuggly stuffed animal is sweet as can be. Beyond that, your little sugar will love their new stash of candy and cookies, including themed marshmallows, lollipops, chocolates and sour gummies. Check out our favorite Easter gifts for kids, too.
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For the Egg-Hunt Winner: Happy Easter Lamb Basket
No matter who comes out on top, they’ll be glad to bring home this bright Easter basket. The lovable lamb basket appeals to the little ones, as do the confetti cookies and milk-chocolate bunnies inside. And if it’s a big kid (or grownup) in first place, the milk chocolate sea salt caramel bites, chocolate truffles and kettle corn will hit the spot.
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For the Chocoholic: Easter Chocolate Basket
Chocolate bunny fans, behold! This is the chocolate-brimmed basket of your dreams. Ditch the Peeps and Jordan almonds for the chocolate-covered pretzels, chocolate truffles, chocolate-dipped Oreos and, of course, solid chocolate bunny in this set. The woven white gift basket makes the brown contents pop and feel cheerful for this special occasion.
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For the Fancy Friend: Edible Easter Basket
“The finer things in life” now definitely includes this gourmet edible Easter basket. The chocolate basket lookalike is stunning in its own right, but the luxurious chocolate morsels inside take the present to the next level. The assortment includes handmade signature truffles, buttery caramels and chocolate fruits. We mean it when we say this basket is almost—just almost—too pretty to eat. It makes an epic Easter gift for adults.
Originally Published: March 06, 2023
Annamarie Higley
Annamarie is Taste of Home’s Shopping Editor and previously worked on the brand’s magazine and special issues. It was during this time she tapped into her love language, gifts, and spearheaded the print holiday gift guides in 2021 and 2022. She’s thrilled to continue creating gift guides full time for the shopping team, in addition to testing and reviewing products, spotlighting viral gadgets and editing freelanced content. A midwestern transplant from the San Francisco Bay Area, she enjoys hiking, crafting and—you guessed it!—shopping and cooking.
