Chocolate Easter Bunny – ice blue 150g

Ice blue chocolate Easter bunny by Fesey chocolate figures with satin ribbon

The ice blue chocolate Easter bunny from Fesey chocolate figures comes wrapped in light blue foil and wears a genuine matching satin ribbon around its neck. Beneath the wrapping sits a 150-gram hollow milk chocolate figure, which belongs to the larger version of this design.

Ice blue chocolate Easter bunny is one of the hand-wrapped chocolate figures by Fesey from Riemerling near Munich. It sits firmly on its haunches with its ears laid flat against its back, and a thin gold cord holding the ribbon runs across its chest.

Among dyed eggs and yellow Easter grass, light blue is the calmest shade, settling quietly between the bold colors. For those who wish to create a tiered look on their Easter table, place the large bunny in front and arrange the smaller ice blue Easter bunnies next to the place settings.

A blue like the sky on Easter morning

The ice blue shade lies between forget-me-not and spring sky, bright enough for a child's room and cool enough for a dining table laid with white linen. It only glimmers with a metallic sheen where the foil lies flat over the curve of the back.

In the folds of the belly, the same tone shifts toward a grayish blue, appearing almost like frosted glass. Because neither a face nor a brand name is printed on it, the embossing does all the work. The nose protrudes as a small ridge, the legs are defined as soft contours, and the stubby tail sits on the rear curve.

From the front, the bunny mainly shows its chest and folded forelegs, while from the side, it displays the long line of its ears. For this reason, everyone tends to adjust its position on the Easter table until it looks just right. Only then is the grass arranged around it.

The ribbon is added last, by hand

The chocolate figures are created in two-part nostalgic molds, which are held together by strong magnets while cooling. Only then does the bunny receive its paper wrapping, applied by hand rather than by machine.

Fesey ties the satin ribbon around the neck at the very end, which is why it sits slightly differently on every bunny. If you look closely, you can see the length of ribbon left over at the ends after tightening. Small variations from piece to piece are considered intentional at the workshop, and all chocolate figures from this maker share the same artisanal signature.

Mild milk chocolate with a delicate shell

Cocoa butter appears before cocoa mass in the ingredient list, resulting in a mild, quick-melting milk chocolate—traditionally the best choice for hollow figures. Soy lecithin keeps the mixture supple enough to spread evenly against the walls of the mold.

When you break off an ear, it gives way softly and melts on the tongue shortly after. One ear for one child, one ear for the other, and the figure divides itself naturally.

The bunny is already on the table for Easter Sunday breakfast, and any leftovers will keep into the week that follows. A cool, dark place away from the heater will also keep the blue as bright as it was when it came out of the box.

It has exactly the right weight to be gifted to a godchild without any additional accompaniment, and the ribbon serves as the gift wrap itself. Further chocolate figures from Fesey are available, along with everything else that belongs at Easter.