This post is sponsored by Unilever. All comments and opinions are my own.

Looking for a fun and festive dessert to delight your guests at your Easter gathering? Whip up a batch of adorable and delicious Chocolate Easter Egg Cups!

They’re easy to make, requiring just a few ingredients and minimal prep time. Plus, they’re a budget-friendly addition to your holiday menu thanks to the BOGO sale on Breyers available now at Publix.

Breyers Ice Cream, or Frozen Dairy Dessert, 1.5-qt, or Vanilla Ice Cream Cups, 30 oz, BOGO $6.58 – $8.69 (sale valid 3/21 – 4/3)

Simply gather some chocolate, sprinkles, and your favorite Breyers flavor and you’re ready to go.

The recipe is pretty simple and is a great if you have little ones who like to help in the kitchen. Start by melting your chocolate. Pour that into the mold and freeze until it hardens. All that’s left is to fill the eggs with some tasty Breyers and top with sprinkles… easy, delicious and super festive.

Since you can use any Breyers flavor you love, take advantage of the BOGO sale and get a couple of different options so your guests can pick and choose THEIR favorites!

I always like to test out recipes ahead of time, especially holiday recipes for my family. So, I have a couple of tips that might save you all some time and sanity.

First, if you don’t have chocolate chips, you can absolutely use melting wafers or almond bark instead. In fact, I prefer melting wafers for this recipe as they harden a bit stronger.

Also, if you want to ensure good coverage on your chocolate egg, go with two thin layers of chocolate in your mold. Simply spread a thin layer of chocolate and freeze to harden. Then, add a second layer and freeze to ensure the egg cup is completely covered. This way, you won’t end up with gaps in the chocolate, and it will be stronger and less likely to crack when unmolded.

If you pop the chocolate egg out of the mold and the top is uneven, that’s easy to fix! Just heat a skillet over low heat, flip and hold the egg on the hot pan for 1-2 seconds to melt the chocolate. Once you pull it up, the top will be smooth. This step is optional but makes for a cleaner look.

Finally, you’ll need something to help the eggs stay upright when you add the Breyers. The rounded eggs won’t sit straight, so you can shave the bottom a bit OR place them in a bed of Easter grass, colored green coconut, shredded paper, or a small bowl. This will be especially helpful if you have kids helping.

Hopefully, these tips will make this a successful and easy holiday treat that you and your family will love!