Easter cookie tins
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Easter cookie tins turn homemade Easter cookies or small chocolate eggs into a lovely gift. When the first flowers bloom in spring and the bunny cookie cutters come out again, the right packaging is the icing on the cake. Here you will find egg-shaped tins with colourful eggs and Easter greetings, round and square bunny tins in pink, light blue and white, the bunny basket with handle, spring tins with flowers and birds, and a large tin for Easter brunch. These tins are a gift that lasts: after Easter they hold cookies, tea or little treasures and are a lasting reminder of the holiday.
The selection at a glance
For classic Easter designs, there is the Easter tin with colourful eggs, the Easter Bunny tin and the small square Easter tin. Egg-shaped options include the Happy Easter egg tin, the Easter Greetings egg tin and the larger Elegant Egg. Bunny fans can choose between the square bunny tins and the round bunny tins in white, light blue and pink. The square bunny tins come in different formats, such as 143 x 108 x 30 mm or 171 x 101 x 57 mm, so both flat and taller cookies fit. With its handle, the bunny basket is ideal for small hands, while the Spring tin brings flowers and birds to the table. For larger quantities, the Easter pastry tin at 225 x 135 x 110 mm holds a whole cookie assortment for the family.
Ideas for Easter
- Easter nest in a tin: fill the bunny basket with Easter grass, small chocolate eggs and a bunny cookie and hide it on Easter morning.
- Gift for godparents: an egg-shaped tin filled with homemade Easter cookies, bunny-shaped butter cookies or Linzer hearts is a personal gesture.
- Brunch table decoration: the small tins work as both a table gift and a place card if you write each guest's name on a tag.
- For children: after Easter, the round pink and light blue bunny tins can hold coloured pencils, hair clips or small toys.
- Egg tapping with a surprise: after the traditional egg-tapping game, a sweet reward awaits the winner in the tin.
Tips for filling
- Line the tin with Easter grass so cookies and eggs sit softly and look pretty.
- The small tins make sweet place-setting gifts at Easter brunch.
- Let cookies cool completely before filling the tin and separate iced varieties with baking paper so the decoration does not smudge.
- Keep chocolate eggs and cookies cool, especially if the Easter holidays are sunny and warm.
Combinations and presentation
A single tin is already pretty, but a small ensemble feels even more thoughtful. For example, pair the round pink bunny tin with the Easter Greetings egg, or arrange the three round bunny tins in white, light blue and pink as a trio on the Easter table. At brunch, the large pastry tin takes centre stage on the table, surrounded by small tins as guest gifts. A ribbon in spring colours, a sprig of pussy willow or a painted egg on the lid completes the gift. If you give away lots of Easter cookies, you can also use cookie bags or cardboard boxes and save the tins for your nearest and dearest. For companies, clubs or nurseries, it is worth choosing several identical tins so that every employee, member or child receives the same Easter gift, turning the handout before the holidays into a cheerful moment.
Buying guide: what to look out for
First think about what the tin is for. For a few cookies or chocolate eggs, small tins such as 87 x 87 x 40 mm or the bunny basket at 103 x 75 x 40 mm are enough. For a larger assortment, the round bunny tins at Ø 200 x 90 mm or Ø 135 x 70 mm and the Easter pastry tin are a good fit. Flat tins such as the 143 x 108 x 30 mm bunny tin or the Elegant Egg at 193 x 136 x 35 mm are ideal for thin, delicate cookies laid side by side. Choose the colour and design to suit the recipient and order in good time before Holy Week.
Frequently asked questions about Easter cookie tins
Which shapes are available?
Egg-shaped tins, square and round bunny tins, a bunny basket with handle, spring tins and a large tin for Easter brunch.
Which colours do the bunny tins come in?
The round bunny tins are available in white, light blue and pink, alongside colourful designs with Easter eggs and spring flowers.
How many cookies fit in a tin?
That depends on the size and type of cookie. Small tins hold a handful, while the 225 x 135 x 110 mm Easter pastry tin holds a whole family assortment.
Are the tins suitable for chocolate eggs?
Yes, lined with a little Easter grass, they are perfect for small chocolate eggs, sugar eggs and Easter cookies.
Can I reuse the tins after Easter?
Of course. They hold cookies, tea, sewing kits or little treasures all year round and make great gift packaging again the following spring.
You will find more tins for every season in Cookie & Pastry Tins and further packaging ideas in Boards & boxes. For filling them, see our Easter cookie recipes.