I was BEYOND excited to get my Handmade Easter Egg at the Candy Palace while I was in Disneyland for the 2017 Disney California Adventure Food and Wine Festival!

Candy Palace in Disneyland

Why? Because this annual tradition of getting a Chocolate Easter Egg filled with FUDGE only hops up for a limited time and – here’s the kicker – while supplies last.

Handmade Chocolate Fudge Easter Egg

These gorgeous creations – just LOOK at all that thick chocolate and red flower detailing on my egg! — aren’t easy to snag.

Close-up on Chocolate Fudge Easter Egg

And this is where the whole handmade thing comes in: only a limited number of eggs are made each week, with each week’s batch offering a different flavor or two.

You may find up to two different flavors up for grabs on your visit. In any case, be prepared for some variety of Chocolate Cream, Chocolate-Nut, Vanilla, Vanilla-Nut, Black Walnut, or Peanut Butter to be available. Here’s a look inside a Peanut Butter (my favorite!) Egg.

Easter Egg Cross Section

In fact, you can read reviews of the Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge Egg here and the Vanilla-Nut Fudge and Chocolate-Nut Fudge Eggs here.

Basically, you gotta plan to get to the Candy Palace as soon as possible and you might grab one if you’re lucky.

And we have to take a moment here to note that this is the first easter egg season that we no longer have the amazing Chef Rob McHargue at the Candy Palace. Chef Rob passed away suddenly in December, 2017, and he’s sorely missed at Disneyland. He was beloved by fellow cast members and Disneyland guests alike.

Chef Rob

Thanks to Chef Rob for suppling us with homemade candy canes and easter eggs and everything else magical for so many years. He was the true embodiment of a Disney legend.

Do you have a great Disneyland candy story to share? Let us know in the comments!