11 Piñata Stuffers That Are Only Suitable For Adults

Who wouldn't be excited to find a Refillable Sriracha Keychain ($8) inside?

Mazapan ($8 for 30 pieces), a traditional candy composed of ground peanuts and sugar, will please fans of marzipan and halvah, given its similarity in flavor and concept.

Guests will love these Aluminum Bottle Openers ($13 for 20) for being so useful!

Bring the heat with Mini Tabasco Bottles ($33 for 48 mini bottles). Just make certain the fiery liquid is housed in a plastic bottle to avoid messy breakage.

Seek out plastic mini bottles of your favorite liquor (try a liquor warehouse for the best selection) for a decidedly adults-only theme. For extra points, stock the piñata with tequila or mezcal nips.

Cheeky packaging and a solid dose of spice take these Fire Kids Watermelon Sweets ($8 for 24 pieces) from merely tasty to tantalizing.

For truly authentic Mexican hot chocolate (and a deluxe piñata stuffer), try Taza's Chocolate Sampler ($21 for eight pieces), which can be eaten out of hand or melted into milk for a warming treat.

Gum, or chicle, has a long tradition in Mexican culture, where it was originally made from the sap of indigenous trees. For ample variety, buy a Large Tub of Chicle ($15) that includes blueberry, cinnamon, fruit punch, and two varieties of mint.

For a respite from the spread of sweets, stuff your piñata with Japones Cocktail Peanuts ($10), whose salty-sweet seasoning proves particularly addictive.

Salty, tangy, and spicy, Pulparindo ($12 for a 4 pack) is a must-try tamarind candy.

Pica Limon ($5) — a popular tart, spicy, and salty powder — can be consumed straight from the packet or tossed with tropical fruit like diced mango.