You can browse a wide variety of Easter candy jars on Walmart.com. Try searching “Easter candy jars” or exploring seasonal decor, Kitchen Storage & Organization, and Decorative Accents.

• Use filters for material (glass, plastic, metal), capacity, color, and lid style.
• Confirm item dimensions and the opening diameter so scoops and hands fit comfortably.
• If you want a tighter seal, look for gasketed or clamp-style lids in the description.
• Check care details on each product page (hand-wash vs. dishwasher-safe).
• Review customer photos and ratings for real-life scale and styling ideas.

Pickup and delivery options may be available where you live. Availability can change by location and season, so it’s a good idea to review the product page for the latest details.

There are lots of fun, candy-free fillers that still feel festive and giftable.

• Mini toys or trinkets: stickers, erasers, bouncy balls, or toy cars.
• Craft supplies: washi tape, buttons, beads (for older kids), or pom-poms.
• Self-care surprises: bath bombs or lip balms in sealed packaging.
• Activity coupons: handwritten notes for a movie night, game time, or park day.
• Decor: pastel paper “grass,” faux flowers, or battery-powered fairy lights.
• School items: crayons, gel pens, highlighters, or small notebooks.
• Puzzles: split a small puzzle across a few jars for a reveal.

Tip: Around younger children, consider plastic jars and choose larger items without small parts. For display-only setups, glass jars can add sparkle on shelves or tables.

If you’re filling jars, colorful, small-format treats tend to display nicely. Here are five popular styles:

1. Jelly beans: Layer by color for a bright, striped look.
2. Chocolate eggs: Foil-wrapped pieces add shine and seasonal shapes.
3. Pastel mints: Soft colors complement spring decor and clear glass.
4. Gummy shapes: Bunnies, carrots, or flowers bring playful silhouettes.
5. Candy-coated bites: Smooth, glossy finishes stack neatly in jars.

For short-term display, many jars work well. For longer storage, consider pieces in individual wrappers or choose a jar with a tighter-sealing lid as noted on the product page. Keep jars away from heat and direct sun to help maintain appearance.

Keeping the tradition simple and sweet can make the night feel special.

• Carrots or lettuce sticks: Place a few in a jar or on a small plate.
• Water: Set out a cup nearby for a fun touch.
• A handwritten note: Kids can decorate a tag and tie it around the jar.
• Decor-only option: Use faux carrots or paper “bunny bait” if you prefer no food.

If you use real produce, keep it in a cool spot and discard or compost it afterward. Set displays out of reach of pets, and consider a lidded jar to keep everything tidy on the counter or entry table.

Care can vary by material, so start by checking the product page for any specific instructions.

• Glass or crystal: Hand-wash with warm water and mild dish soap; use a soft sponge and dry thoroughly to reduce spotting.
• Ceramic: Gently hand-wash; avoid sudden temperature changes to help prevent cracking.
• Plastic: Use mild soap and a non-abrasive cloth; skip harsh scouring pads to help prevent scratches.
• Metal tins: Wipe with a damp cloth and dry promptly; prolonged soaking can affect finishes.
• Lids and seals: Remove silicone gaskets if possible, wash and fully dry before reassembling.

If a listing notes dishwasher-safe parts, place them on the top rack. Allow all components to air-dry completely before refilling.