We Made an Easter Candy Diorama! Let Us Show You Around

Our marshmallow and chocolate bunnies have set up a log cabin with farm grounds for growing their own food. Chocolate and marshmallow chicks are also welcome on the grounds and have their own chicken coop.

Niagara chickens and marshmallow Peeps share their Twizzlers-woven chicken coop as they peacefully lay their Cadbury and Whoppers eggs.

The bunnies put a lot of time into carefully crafting a coop for their chick friends. Kit Kat wrapper tiles keep them warm and dry and the Twizzler weaving is sturdy for when the occasional storm happens at Bunny Manor.

Inside the chicken coop is something special. One of the chicks laid a giant Cadbury egg! It takes up almost the entire Kit Kat and Twizzler coop so the chickens have moved their other nests out into the grass.

The Robin Eggs are getting plenty of warmth outside in the sun, cozy in their Twizzler Pull 'n' Peel nests. Everyone at Bunny Manor is eagerly awaiting their hatching day.

No bunny manor would be complete without a pond on the grounds. This Peep comes pre-dipped with a chocolate life preserver, so he's been spending a lot of time in the water.

One of the residents of Bunny Manor, a Niagara white chocolate bunny, surveys his growing Sixlet cabbage patch from a window in the Kit Kat log cabin. It's looks to be a good crop this year!

Oreo dirt does wonders for a growing candy farm! Just look at those Sixlet cabbages grow! Everyone at Bunny Manor will eat well this spring.

No manor would be complete without its own garden. The bunnies here grow their own Sixlet and Twizzler carrots in Kit Kat planters filled with crumbled Oreo dirt, so they don't have to leave the manor on grocery trips that often.

Of course, not all gardening is done for sustenance here. The bunnies and chicks love having a garden full of towering Twizzler and SweetWorks Pearl flowers surrounding the Kit Kat log cabin. With plenty of tending and a healthy dose of Oreo dirt, they soar out of their Niagara chocolate-egg lined flower bed.

The Jolly Rancher Lollipop trees on the grounds are pretty young, so they don't give off much shade yet, but in a couple years the bunnies and chicks will be able to nap under their sweet shade. When they were planted, the bunnies and chicks gave the trees beds of rich Niagara chocolate eggs to help them grow.

Just like they did for the chicken coop, the bunnies wove a Kit Kat wrapper roof for their Kit Kat chocolate cabin to keep it cozy and warm even in rainy weather.

Bunny Manor might not be sprawling, but the bunnies and chicks like living closely in their cozy candy community.