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A basket case

for The Brooklyn Paper

GO Brooklyn went hunting for Easter basket ingredients and returned with a treasure trove of delicious last-minute ideas to thrill the kids — or even the host of your holiday celebration. Add a sprinkling of shredded green paper and a few of these whimsical items to your basket for a heaven-sent gift.

Russ egg-shaped kaleidoscope, $3.99. At Kaleidoscope, 8722 Third Ave. at 87th Street in Bay Ridge, (718) 491-2051;

Naturally by Kingsley duck-shaped soap, $5.99. At Lavender Blue, 8702 Third Ave. at 87th Street in Bay Ridge, (718) 748-0322;

Ganz Bunny Love, $11.99. At Lavender Blue;

Cadbury Creme Egg, $.99. At Bridge Apothecary, 104 Jay St. at York Street in DUMBO, (718) 246-4100;

Jacques Torres robin’s eggs, $9.50 for 10. At Jacques Torres, 66 Water St. between Main and Dock streets in DUMBO, (718) 875-9772;

JoMart Chocolate 13-inch hollow bunny, $23.50, and 6-ounce solid bunny, $7.50, are available in milk, dark or white chocolate. At JoMart Chocolate, 2917 Ave. R at Nostrand Avenue in Marine Park, (718) 375-1277;

Russ Grow-A-Chick sponge, $2.99. At Kaleidoscope.

Reader Feedback

Judy Pare from Brooklyn Heights says:
The Brooklyn Women's Exchange has some amazing Easter Gifts. The Exchange is the oldest in the country...over 150 years old. It is staffed with volunteers and promotes American Handicrafts. The hand smocked dresses are perfect for that special easter outfit, and hand knit sweaters are a staple. Also carry the old fashion egg cups, wonderful wooden toys. It is a real treasure trove. Prices are reasonable and the money goes to the consignors.
March 21, 2008, 10:21 am

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