Chocolate Easter Bunny – pink 150g

Pink Chocolate Easter Bunny by Fesey Chocolate Figures

The pink chocolate Easter bunny by Fesey Chocolate Figures wears a genuine satin ribbon in a pale rose shade, secured by a thin gold cord around its neck. Beneath this is a hollow-cast milk chocolate figure wrapped by hand in pink foil, weighing 150 grams.

The pink chocolate Easter bunny is the largest rabbit shape among the chocolate figures from Fesey in Riemerling near Munich. It sits on its hind legs with its ears laid back against its spine and its front paws held close to its round belly, and it features no printed decorations whatsoever.

This figure is almost too large for an individual basket, which is precisely what makes it the centerpiece of the Easter table. Among all of Fesey’s chocolate figures, no other rabbit shape brings as much weight to the table. For those who prefer to distribute four small bunnies instead of one large one, we offer the 70-gram pink chocolate bunny, which fits perfectly into a coffee mug as a surprise.

A pink between cherry blossom and frosting

The foil features a clear, cool pink with a metallic sheen that is more reminiscent of freshly opened cherry blossoms than powdered sugar. Light catches the curve of the back in a wide stripe, while the folds on the belly remain darker. You won't find this interplay of light and shadow on any printed paper.

Everything visible on this figure comes from the embossing of the two-part mold. The fur texture runs in fine lines across the flank, the cheek casts its own little shadow, and the laid-back ears end in a long notch.

The ribbon is placed around the neck individually

The satin is two shades lighter than the wrap underneath and appears almost matte next to the metallic sheen. The cord and ribbon are applied by hand after wrapping, which is why the knot sits slightly differently on every bunny, with the ends falling longer or shorter each time.

When unwrapping, the satin is left in the hand and, in many families, subsequently finds its way onto the door handle of the children's room. Among the chocolate figures from Riemerling, only the large bunnies wear this ornament; the smaller formats do not. It is tied just before packing so that the satin remains smooth until the holiday.

Milk chocolate with a soft shell and gentle sweetness

In the list of ingredients, cocoa butter precedes cocoa mass, which determines the melt of a hollow-cast figure. With a cocoa content of at least 37 percent, the cocoa remains in the background, while whole milk powder and sweet whey powder provide a milky roundness.

The shell slowly gives way under the thumb and melts on the tongue shortly thereafter. A piece from the back enjoyed with coffee on Easter Sunday needs no further justification, and when searching in the garden, the figure lasts surprisingly well in a coat pocket. A bunny of this size is enough for the whole group at the coffee table. Start breaking it apart at the ears to keep the large surfaces intact.

Until then, the bunny likes it cool, dark, and undisturbed; a cupboard shelf away from the window is perfectly sufficient. Among everything that belongs on the table at Easter and small items for gifting, it finds its place with ease. Its siblings in bolder shades can be found next to the other chocolate figures.