Baby Chick Apron
Chicks dig a dude who can cook. Chicks also dig a dude who can cook while rocking a baby chick apron. ($22, Amazon)
Lamb Wooden Butter Mold
This is a purchase where you don't ask questions. You just buy a lamb wooden butter mold because a lamb wooden butter mold exists. ($50, Amazon)
Lamb Cookie Cutter
Mary had a little lamb who had a little lamb cookie cutter so that Mary could make dessert and not her famous lamb biryani. Or at least that's how we think the nursery rhyme goes. ($15, Amazon)
Egg Chocolate Mold
Nothing will ever replace store-bought goodies like Cadbury creme eggs, but it's always wise to have the tools for homemade reinforcements. ($24, Amazon)
Carrot Whisk
Easter or not, cooking with a carrot whisk is simply adorable. Chef tested, Bugs Bunny approved. ($13, Amazon)
Egg-Shaped Silicone Mold
Your dreams of making Reese's peanut butter eggs have officially come true. And that's something to rejoice about. ($8, Amazon)
Rapid Egg Maker
Life is all about convenience and nothing is more convenient than an electric egg maker. Save the time and trouble of boiling water and watching a clock by resorting to the perfect solution for #firstworldproblems. ($19, Amazon)
Easter Pretzel Candy Mold
If you're that person who marches to the beat of your own drum and you object to making traditional chocolate treats, here's your new favorite alternative. We'll only send over an eyeroll when you leave the room. ($6, Amazon)
Color-Changing Straws
Holidays are meant to be fun and what's more fun than a color-changing straw? A color-changing straw in this wine-based cocktail, that's what. ($7, Amazon)
Egg Embossed Rolling Pin
Cookie cutters may remind you most of Christmas and if the "Ho, Ho, Ho" of Santa is still like nails on a chalkboard, this embossed rolling pin will do the trick. ($21, Etsy)
Oh Snap Oven Mitt
Let's hope that the worst part of the holiday is only captured on these witty oven mitts. ($15, Amazon)
Flower Baking Cups
Eating cupcakes gives us life, so it only makes sense that one of the most widely-recognized symbols of life, a flower, serves as an Easter cupcake's base. ($10, Bed Bath & Beyond)
Easter Egg Fry Rings
Dinner isn't the only meal worth celebrating. In fact, these clever fry rings are capable of giving any honey-baked ham a run for its money. ($12, Williams Sonoma)
Ham Knife
Your Easter ham deserves cutlery that will only accentuate the impressiveness of its delicious appearance and taste. ($49, Amazon)
Easter Egg Pan
We can only imagine that the cooking team at Buckingham Palace uses something similar to this pan. So intricate and fancy—fit for a queen! ($25, Amazon)
Mini Easter Bunny Spatulas
Two spatulas means you get to officially assign someone to help you with the Easter baking. Just remind any sluggards that they get to taste the batter. ($12, Sur La Table)
Natural Egg Dye
One can never be too sure about what small children choose to ingest, so it's best to be safe rather than sorry. Avoid a phone call to poison control with this fruit, herb and vegetable-based dye kit. ($9, Amazon)
Bunny Pan
It can be argued that Easter isn't official without a bunny cake. We'd have to agree with such sentiments by recommending a pan to make your coconut-induced food coma that much easier. ($6, Amazon)
Sparkling Egg Dying Kit
If basic colors don't represent your bold personality, jazz up your eggs with a little bling. We're sure Mariah Carey owns this. ($2.50, Amazon)
Bunny Butter Spreaders
Because you're going to need something equally as charming to pair with your lamb butter mold. ($15, Bed, Bath & Beyond)
Bunny Measuring Spoon
An ear of corn takes on a whole new meaning with these measuring spoons. ($16, Amazon)
Butterfly Pancake Mold
Pair these butterfly pancakes with your Easter egg fried eggs and you've got yourself a morning full of springtime happiness. Sunshine not included. ($10, Amazon)
Bunny Cutting Board
You'll probaby want to avoid chopping rabbit meat on this board, but it's the perfect surface for all other Easter-related proteins like lamb, fish and ham. ($37, Amazon)
Carrot Salad Servers
We're not sure if these salad servers will convince you to eat more vegetables, but they're a heck-of-a-lot more exciting than their basic stainless steel counterparts. ($23, Bed, Bath & Beyond)
Pourfect Mixing Bowls
Honestly, we're going to throw all of our money at any company with clever puns as product names. The fact that these look like chicks is just an added bonus. ($20, Amazon)
