My children are addicted to Ferrero Rocher. I don’t remember how it happened—it’s not as though I typically buy them nice chocolate—but ever since the first once, they’ve adored them. They also call them “frofrororos,” which I find hilarious.

Naturally, the Easter Bunny is expected to come through with some frofrororos. And it turns out that this 48-piece Ferrero Rocher box is winter holiday branded and therefore marked down to $15.95 shipped (with Prime), as compared to the 13-piece Ferrero Rocher in a bunny box which is $3 more. Hmmm… $16 for 48 pieces or $19 for 13 pieces? Decisions, decisions!

The Easter Bunny is good at math, and doesn’t mind putting the individual frofrororos into plastic eggs, making the Christmas packaging a moot point. That Easter Bunny is smart.

Got gum? Amazon does—in fact, they have 24 packs of Eclipse gum available right now for $7.20 shipped if you have Prime. That’s just $.30/pack!

My kids are gum fiends. Maybe their Easter baskets will be full of Eclipse, this year.

Frequent grocery shoppers at Amazon have already noticed that things have been changing, lately. There aren’t as many grocery specials, for one, and oftentimes the Subscribe & Save discount is now reduced to an additional 5% instead of 15%. (Dear Amazon: Boooooooo. That is all. Love, Mir.) This is sad, and means my overflow pantry—the one usually full of boxes from Amazon—isn’t quite so overflowing, these days.

But don’t give up hope! There are still periodic deals to be found. And those of us who love Kitchens of India can have a party in the Gold Box today, because they’ve got great prices on all sorts of options. The problem, of course, is that several items are already sold out, but many items can be ordered even if unavailable, you just can’t score the extra Subscribe & Save savings (which is frankly annoying because part of the deal is supposed to be that additional 15%).

Anyway, definitely worth a look if you love their food, which we do.

None of these for me, I’m afraid (oh, gluten, how I miss you!), but if you must do a boxed brownie mix, make it gourmet with these Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate Brownies mixes, currently just $7.75 shipped for 4 boxes from Amazon, when you buy via Subscribe & Save.

These are normally around $6/box at my grocery store, so this is quite the steal if you want four boxes of mix. And if you’ve ever had these, trust me, you do.

I was just telling someone the other day about how Justin’s Nut Butters makes these squeeze packs that are perfect for hits of protein on the run (assuming you and yours are good with nuts), and so today I went looking for them on Amazon and ended up pretty much going, “Whoa, those are pricy. Nevermind.”

But then I found this: A 24-pack of Barney Butter Almond Butter for just $8.32 shipped when you buy via Subscribe & Save. I… think it might be a price mistake, frankly.

But portable hits of high-protein and “good” fats for under $.35/each? I’m buying two.

So I was just at Amazon stocking up on GoGo SqueeZ applesauce pouches, because my kids love them, and I love shelf-stable all-natural fruit that costs less than $.45/serving. (Buy it via Subscribe & Save right now and you’ll get 48 pouches for $21.37 shipped.)

I didn’t intend to buy cookies. Honest! But, um, when I see what are basically organic Oreos on sale, how can I be expected to resist? Right now they have both Newman’s Own Organics Original Vanilla Creme and Mint Creme cookies available for just $12.08 shipped for 6 packages. I’m just sayin’.

I know that for many of you with Keurigs, life is merely a series of scavenger hunts for a good deal on K-cups. Heh. If that sounds familiar, you might want to check out Eversave today—they’ve got a deal where $17 gets you $35 to spend at Coffee For Less, and that’s a great way to score some K-cups for way less than the usual price.

(They have coffee in all forms, actually, but it’s the K-cups that caught my eye.)

Shipping is a flat rate of $5.95, or get free shipping on $45+. I’m sure you can figure out how to wrangle the best deal with your $35 voucher, because you’re smart like that.

This one obviously isn’t for those dealing with peanut allergies, but… I have a new true love. It’s powdered peanut butter, and yes, when I first heard of it my response was, “Ewwwww…?”

But the thing is, it’s genius. It’s shelf-stable, low in fat and calories, and high in protein. It’s perfect for smoothies, granola, cookies… I could go on and on, but I’ll stop. In short: Good stuff.

And right now Amazon has a 16-ounce bag of powdered peanut butter for $11, and that’s eligible for Prime or Super Saver Shipping. That’s the cheapest price it’s ever been, and if you love peanut butter, I’d jump on it.

(Now if someone would just make powdered chocolate with 85% fewer calories and all the taste, my life would be complete.)