People might think that Easter is one of the less-noticeable holidays, but we beg to differ—and so does the National Retail Federation, which found that Americans spent about $16.4 billion on clothes, candy, food, and other Easter-related products in 2015 (which is an increase from $15.8 billion in 2014, so we can only imagine how big the numbers will grow in 2016). A big part of those costs? Easter candy—we coughed up approximately $2.2 billion on the classic jelly beans, chocolate bunnies (and their eggs), and those obnoxiously yellow peeps. Two of those candies have become synonymous with Easter over the years: Peeps (duh) and Cadbury Creme Eggs (double duh). But which one is better? We put it to a completely unscientific vote...by asking each other. Here's a glimpse at what our staffers had to say.
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