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Easter Candy: Russell Stover Big Bunny Marshmallow Rabbit

11/25 bunny = 100 calories

That icky-looking fraction—a bit less than half of a 2-oz. bunny—also comes with more than 3g of fat and 12 3/4g of sugar

Easter Candy: Cadbury Caramel Egg

3/5 egg = 100 calories

Surprisingly, the caramel egg is even worse than its creme counterpart, with more calories per egg (170 versus 150) and fat too (8g versus 6g). If you can't resist the caramel, though, you'll find solace in the fact that its sugar content is slightly lower at 15g versus 20g in the creme egg.

Easter Candy: Cadbury Creme Egg

2/3 egg = 100 calories

If you're looking for quantity, keep on clicking. A hundred calories won't even get you a full classic creme egg either, so bring a knife to divvy up this one with a pal. Thanks, Easter Bunny. (On the plus side, at least it sneaks in a surprising 2g of protein per egg!)

Easter Candy: Peeps

3 1/2 chicks = 98 calories

The pros about one of the most easily recognizable Easter candies out there: They're fat-free and take a while to munch because of their chewy texture. Cons? Three-and-a-half chicks contain 25g of carbs.

Easter Candy: Cadbury Mini Chocolate Eggs

6 pieces = 95 calories

If you can't skip your egg fix, the one upside to these is that six of 'em have 13.5g of sugar, which is the lowest of the Cadbury Egg candies we looked at.

Easter Candy: Easter Dots

8 Dots = 96 calories

They seem so innocent, but eight of these little guys pack nearly 100 calories. How is that even possible? All those carbs—3g per Dot.

Easter Candy: Brach's Jelly Beans

9 jelly beans = 96 calories

 If a sugar rush is what you crave, look no further. Just about nine of these colorful candies serve up 19g of sugar, so watch your serving size for the sake of both your waistline and a potential energy crash later.

Easter Candy: Whoppers Mini Robin Eggs

12 3/4 eggs = 100 calories

 These aren't a bad choice if you need chocolate. Fewer than 13 eggs add up to about 2.65g of fat for the lot, which makes them the lowest-fat chocolate option we considered.

Easter Candy: SweetTarts Chicks, Ducks & Bunnies

20 pieces = 100 calories

 These pucker-inducing cuties are fat-free, and with 28.8g of sugar in 24 pieces, that's in the same ballpark as the other candies in our test, yet you get a lot more in terms of quantity.

Easter Candy: Pez

4/5 rolls = 98 calories

 The big news about these little guys: They're tiny, which means you can have a bunch. Each roll contains 12 Pez, so you can eat almost three full packs. Happy holiday to your sweet tooth.

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