Easter Treats
Hi Friends!
Spring is here and Easter is coming! That means it’s time to make some Easter-themed snacks and treats with the kids to celebrate! Here are a few of the Easter treats the girls and I made together, and a few others that you might enjoy!
These graham cracker Easter Dippers are so much fun and they are really easy to make! If you are looking for a quick, fun Easter activity that will produce a pretty snack you need to try these! White chocolate chips, or white candy melts, Easter sprinkles, and graham crackers are all that you need for this adorable Easter treat.
Easter Dessert Charcuterie Board
If you are hosting a crowd for Easter brunch or dinner, or an egg hunt then you might want to make an Easter dessert charcuterie board like this one. These boards aren’t hard to make, just gather your favorite Easter candy like peeps, robin’s eggs, miniature chocolate bunnies, and some decorated Easter cookies and arrange them on your board. Your guests will love it, and the kids can help to make it!
This fun no-bake treat is easy to make with the kids and they can help with every step along the way. After the cereal and marshmallow mixture is combined, you can let the kids shape the nests in the muffin tin. Once the nests are made let the kids fill them with eggs! If you don’t like Robin’s egg candies or someone has an allergy you could also use jelly beans.
This is an adorable Easter treat that your kids can help to make that would be perfect for Just handing out to friends at school or as party favors at a family gathering. All you need for this sweet treat is waffle cones, egg-shaped M&M’s, pastel ribbon, and cellophane bags. These would also be cute tucked into an Easter basket!
If you are looking for a way to make sure that your kiddos eat a little something healthy on Easter in between handfuls of candy this Easter egg fruit pizza is a good way to do it. The “crust” is sugar cookie dough so it is still a treat, but it is covered with fresh fruit slices.
Your kids will love making and eating these marshmallow pops! You will need some chocolate melting wafers, some melting wafers in pastel colors, Easter sprinkles, marshmallows, and lollipop sticks. Melt your chocolate and dip the marshmallows in it, then let the kids decorate their marshmallow pops!
Peeps Pudding S’mores pies are an Easter treat that you can let the kids make themselves. Miniature graham cracker crusts, chocolate pudding, and a marshmallow rabbit peep are all you need for this recipe. These would look cute sitting on your Easter dessert table too!
These flower pretzel bites are perfect for the kids to make for Easter, but they would also be a cute snack for a spring baby shower. All you need for these pretty snack bites are pretzel knots, white chocolate melting wafers, and pastel-colored M&M’s. Dip one side of your pretzel in the melted chocolate and arrange the M&M’s to look like a flower!
Oreo Bunnies
Check out my quick reel I did, making these. They were so fun + yummy. All you need is Oreos, Bunny Ears from Wilton, Chocolate melts + Sprinkles. Fun + easy!
What Easter activities do you most look forward to doing with your family this year? Do you have any favorite Easter treats that you make with your family each year? Share them in the comments!
xoxo,
Ari