They’re soft, sugar-dusted marshmallow candies most often shaped like chicks and bunnies, with seasonal shapes popping up for holidays. The texture is light and fluffy, and the flavor is typically sweet and vanilla-forward, with rotating limited flavors released throughout the year.

• Shapes: Classic chicks and bunnies, plus holiday characters.
• Colors: Pastels and bright seasonal hues.
• Flavors: Traditional vanilla, plus fruit-, dessert-, and beverage-inspired varieties.
• Packs: From small sleeves to larger party packs.
• Uses: Snacking, basket fillers, decorating baked goods, and festive crafts.

You can shop these marshmallow treats on Walmart.com, in the Walmart app, or at many local stores, depending on availability. Online, the marshmallow chicks and bunnies topic page makes it easy to explore shapes, flavors, and pack sizes.

• Online: Browse the dedicated category to compare varieties and seasonal options.
• Pickup & Delivery: Depending on your area, you may see convenient fulfillment options at checkout.
• In Store: Selection can vary by location and season. Checking online for store availability before you go can save time.

Stock changes frequently, especially around holidays.

You’ll typically see the widest selection in the weeks leading up to spring holidays, with classic chicks and bunnies front and center. That said, seasonal shapes and flavors often appear for other celebrations throughout the year, and online assortments can surface outside the peak season.

• Spring: Largest variety for baskets and gifting.
• Other Holidays: Look for themed shapes and colors later in the year.
• Online: Availability may persist beyond the season, though selection can be limited.
• Tip: Check early and revisit often—assortments rotate and can sell through.

New and limited flavors roll in regularly, especially around holidays. On Walmart.com, you can spot what’s fresh by browsing the marshmallow chicks and bunnies category and looking for seasonal or limited-edition details in the product descriptions.

• How to find them: Use the category page and look for words like “limited edition,” “seasonal,” or “exclusive.”
• Flavor styles: Fruit-forward, dessert-inspired, beverage-inspired, and occasional sweet-heat twists.
• Timing: What’s new can vary by time and location.

Because assortments change frequently, checking back closer to your event can help you catch the latest releases.

Storing them properly can help maintain texture and flavor. Aim for a cool, dry place and limit air exposure once opened.

• Unopened packs: Keep in a pantry away from direct heat and sunlight.
• After opening: Place remaining pieces in an airtight container or resealable bag to slow drying.
• Humidity: Avoid damp spots; moisture can affect the sugar coating.
• Serving texture: If you prefer a firmer bite, briefly expose a few pieces before enjoying—preferences vary.
• Gifting: Open right before assembling baskets to preserve freshness.

Storage conditions and time can affect texture, so adjust to your preference.