13 Must-Have Trader Joe’s Easter Deals You Can’t Miss

With new and returning spring and Easter items, there are a lot of products to choose from if you're looking to save money at Trader Joe's to celebrate on a budget.

From a new flavor of the store's popular mini-sheet cake to a $4 luxury candle dupe, here are some fantastic items for your Easter celebration.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $3.99

An annual Easter favorite, pick up a pack of these almonds covered in dark chocolate and candy coating before the holiday.

The pink, yellow, blue, and green candies are speckled to look like mini Easter eggs, which makes them a beautiful addition to a dining table spread.

There are seven servings in each 7-ounce bag, which costs $3.99. Williams Sonoma sells a very similar product for a whopping $19.95.

Price: $6.99

If you love a crisp Aperol Spritz, then these premade bottles will save you some time mixing the cocktail yourself. "It's refreshing, perfectly bitter, and pretty boozy at 8% ABV," Reddit user Mirography said.

Serve the orange-colored bubbly drink at your Easter gathering, or save them for yourself to enjoy during spring weather. The three-pack of cocktails sells for $6.99 at TJ's, which is $2.33 per drink. Target also sells bottled Aperol Spritzes, but the cocktails are $5 each.

Price: $4.99

Celebrate the end of citrus season with these blood orange-flavored mochi. The sweet and sour pink ice cream is encased in a chewy rice dough. Let the frozen dessert thaw for a couple of minutes before eating to truly enjoy the contrasting textures.

While Trader Joe's sells mochi year-round, this flavor is only available for a limited time. The $4.99 box contains six pieces of mochi, making it half the price of the six-piece set of blood orange mochi sold at Whole Foods for $9.99.

Price: $2.49

If you need an Easter basket treat for someone who doesn't love chocolate, pick up this bag of licorice. This variety pack of flavored licorice from Australia includes three flavors: raspberry, mango, and green apple.

The 8-ounce bag of soft, chewy treats contains about seven servings, and it's priced at $2.49 per bag. In comparison, a 7-ounce bag of Darrell Lea Mixed Fruit Soft Australian Licorice at World Market is $1.50 more.

Price: $4.49

This Milk Chocolate Bunny Bar might be the most festive of Trader Joe's Easter treats. In case you can't tell, the chocolate bar is topped with nonpareils, caramel bits, and, yes, more chocolate.

The 3-ounce bar serves three people and is a lot easier to eat and store than a traditional, hollow chocolate Easter bunny. The TJ's bunny is about 50 cents less than the classic Lindt Gold Bunny at Target.

Price: $5.49

Trader Joe's Mini Sheet Cakes are perfect for a small Easter celebration, particularly the light lemon-flavored option. The simple 18-ounce cake is topped with a lemony cream cheese frosting and lemon zest, containing six servings for $5.49.

It's even 12 cents cheaper per ounce than a single slice of Favorite Day white cake at Target. Save yourself some kitchen cleanup and cash by opting for the simple TJ's dessert.

Price: $1.99

Whether for decorating a cake or adding to a charcuterie board, these dried and sweetened orange slices from Trader Joe's will add a lovely zing to your Easter festivities.

Unlike some other dried fruits, these orange slices are still quite moist, and they have a candy-like texture thanks to a coating of cane sugar.

At $1.99 for a 5.3-ounce bag, the TJ's bag is much cheaper than a 3-ounce portion of dried oranges for cocktail garnishes sold for $17.50 on Amazon.

Price: $3.49

If you love baking, this Trader Joe's Meyer lemon cake mix is a tasty, affordable Easter deal. The mix requires one egg, a cup of water, and a stick of butter, plus two tablespoons of water and butter for the icing.

Meyer lemons are sweeter than traditional lemons, so this cake is perfect for someone who loves citrus flavor but doesn't like sour desserts.

The 19-ounce mix yields 12 servings of cake and costs $3.49 at Trader Joe's. That's $7.50 cheaper than the Southern Living Meyer Lemon Pound Cake Mix sold on Amazon.

Price: $3.99

If you're a fan of Trader Joe's Christmas Jingle Jangle, then be sure to snag a bag of the store's seasonal Springle Jangle while you can. The festive mix includes yogurt-covered pretzels, peanut butter cups, dark chocolate cookie bark, butter toffee peanuts, nonpareils, and candy gems.

The 10-ounce bag costs $3.99 and contains nine servings, which is $1 cheaper (and much more exciting) than Favorite Day's Spring Bunny Easter Bait Trail Mix at Target.

Price: $3.99

Trader Joe's mini ice cream cones called "Hold the Cones" are a delicious treat any time of year, but this strawberry flavor is especially refreshing. The eight mini cones in the box consist of a mini sugar cone, strawberry ice cream, and a crunchy chocolate coating — and they are just 87 calories apiece.

At $3.99, the miniature ice cream cones work out to 50 cents each, which is 20 cents cheaper than the Kroger Mini Vanilla Sundae Cones.

Price: $4.49

Make Easter morning a little sweeter with these lemon scones from the Trader Joe's bakery section. The six circular scones are less than 2 ounces each with the signature dense, cakey scone texture and a smooth, sugary glaze.

The scones are about 75 cents apiece, and the whole package is 50 cents cheaper than the Favorite Day Lemon Poppy Seed Mini Scones at Target.

Price: $3.99

Welcome gardening season with this tomato leaf-scented candle from TJ's that's perfect for an adult Easter basket. (Hint, hint.)

Made with a blend of soy wax, coconut oil, and beeswax, the 5.3-ounce candle is an affordable dupe for Loewe's Tomato Leaves candle, which starts at a whopping $130.

"This candle is a breath of fresh air," Reddit user MayconBayconPancakes said. "It's aromatic, it's fresh, it's herbaceous…. Just absolutely beautiful!"

Price: $3.49

Don't show up empty-handed to an Easter celebration, thanks to these white hyacinth bulbs. The sprouting plant comes with a lovely vase that you can reuse once you plant the bulb in the ground or a larger pot.

Hyacinths are perennials, which are generally pretty hardy plants that will live for two years or more. That's a long-lasting investment for $3.49, and the Trader Joe's bulb is $1.50 less than a hyacinth from King Soopers.

Whether you're hosting this holiday or making an Easter basket for a loved one, snag these deals before they're gone.

If you want to save money on groceries, TJ's offers many affordable and fun finds, from desserts to flowers. Their selection changes weekly, so you might want to check your local store a bit closer to the holiday.