15 Cute and Easy Easter Treats for Kids
Oh happy day! Jesus has resurrected on this day and he brought our salvation.
You guessed it, Easter is almost here!
For many of us, Easter is the celebration of Jesus Christ coming back to life.
For others, Easter is synonymous of the Easter bunny, chocolate eggs hunting and even retail sales due to marketing and commercialization of this religious event.
Personally, Easter is a bit of both for me and my hubby.
We understand the meaning of Easter and the sacrifice beneath while at the same time enjoying the fun time eating chocolate bunnies and make some savings in getting great deals in shops.
It’s the best of both worlds, I guess.
Anyhow, Easter is a great time to spend time with family and especially the kids who will want their sweets or the hubby who has a sweet tooth (like mine! Lol)
These are my 15 cute and easy Easter treats that will make your kids ask for more!
#1 Mini Carrot Bundts
Rebecca loves carrot cake. And so do I.
These mini carrot cake bundts are easy and gluten-free, perfect for vegans and non-vegans alike, with a center stuffed “cream cheese” frosting and decorated with coconut and sprinkles! Tasty and cutey!
Recipe from Strength and Sunshine
#2 Jello Eggs
Easter eggs are everywhere! What about replacing the chocolate eggs for something more colorful: Multicolored Jello eggs!
They can be made in a variety of colorful flavors and can also be prepared for special occasions like birthdays.
An easy Easter treat that your kids will love!
Recipe from Mom’s Fabulous Finds
#3 Cotton Candy Popcorn
One of the most colorful and easy easter treats comes from Sara and her kids love cotton candy.
This time, she mixes cotton candy pieces to popcorn, which makes a dazzling sweet treat to eat by kids and adults as well while watching an Easter theme movie at night.
*crunch*crunch* Sorry guys, could not wait to eat those.
Recipe from Bitz and Giggles
#4 Oreo Stuffed Cookies
Thanks to Wendy, we can now bake Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies.
They definitely have this “wow factor” and also the “yum factor”.
Wrapped well and stored in an airtight container at room temperature, Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies will stay chewy for at least 1 week and then become increasingly crunchy, not a bad thing when Oreos are involved.
I recommend serving these cut in half, in order to fully appreciate their festive beauty.
Recipe from The Monday Box
Easter is one of my favorite holidays with the kids. They get to run loose, and we always have our family and loved ones all around us! – Camila Alves
#5 Rice Krispies Nests
Whether you are looking for the perfect Easter dessert or simply a fun treat to make with the kids this Spring, these Rice Krispie nests are sure to be a hit.
Jaclyn teaches us how easy they are to make, super adorable, and delicious too!
Recipe from Crayons and Cravings
#6 Easter Chocolate Shot Glasses
To celebrate this blossoming time of the year, Mary creates these fun Easter Edible Chocolate Glasses Shots to give away to family and friends.
There is nothing easier than to melt chocolate and pour it in molds of all sorts. Kids will love these!
Recipe from The Flying Couponer
#7 Easter Candy Macadamia Bark
According to Chrysa, this Easter Candy Macadamia Bark recipe is also pretty special because of the pastel colors and the macadamia nuts.
They have such a smooth, buttery texture and delicate, sweet nutty flavor.
If for some crazy reason you don’t like macadamia nuts, you can make this recipe with the candy alone, or you can substitute blanched almonds.
Recipe from Thrifty Jinxy
#8 No-Bake Spring Garden Pudding Parfaits
Spring is officially here!
And whether or not it feels like it where you live, these spring garden easy pudding parfaits with chocolate carrots growing in Oreo “dirt” are sure to get you in the spring spirit.
Chocolate pudding is delicious, and pudding parfaits, layered with crushed Oreo cookies and chocolate Cool Whip topping, are irresistible.
Thank you Nicole for sharing this cute and yummy recipe!
Recipe from Tikkido
People come together with their families to celebrate Easter. What better way to celebrate than to spend a few hours going on the journey of Christ’s life. – Roma Downey
#9 Deviled Chick Eggs
Looking for something creative to make for Easter that doesn’t involve candy?
Then, you’re going to love these super-cute Deviled Eggs Chicks, courtesy of Stacey and Jennifer who prepared this step by step recipe!
Recipe from In the Kids Kitchen
#10 Creme Egg Brownie
Nothing tastes better than chocolate eggs on Easter. Wait a sec… Chocolate brownies topped with chocolate eggs? I stand corrected.
Bintu shows us this is the best!
You will love these Cadbury Crème Egg Brownies that are suitably decadent yet extremely easy to make.
Fudgy, gooey and over-the-top delicious. You will not be able to stop at just one.
Source from Recipe from a Pantry
#11 Easter Funfetti Cookie Cake
Cookie cakes are a sweet substitute for a traditional layered party cake (and a lot easier to make!).
Stacey jazzed up this funfetti cookie cake with lots of special add-ins just for Easter: pastel M&Ms, Easter sprinkles, and Cadbury mini chocolate eggs (one of my favorite Easter treats).
So pretty!! (And I must say that it tastes just as fantastic as it looks!)
This colorful cookie cake is perfect for birthdays too — simply swap out the Cadbury eggs for your favorite candy.
Recipe from The Soccer Mom Blog
#12 Easter Egg Smoothie Popsicles
This fun Easter egg smoothie popsicle recipe is a quick way to add a little colorful fun to your holiday.
Made of only fruit and coconut milk, you can totally be the fun mom with these treats and serve these Easter egg popsicles with breakfast!
These treats are healthy, cute and a simple way to surprise your kids.
Thanks Kristy for sharing!
Recipe from On My Kids Plate
The great gift of Easter is hope. Christian hope which makes us have that confidence in God, in his ultimate triumph, and in his goodness and love, which nothing can shake. – Basil Hume
#13 Mini Lemon Cheesecake
This is one of the best easy Easter treats I’ve tasted and this recipe comes from Daniela, who created these mini lemon cheesecakes for her kids.
This bite-size treat has such a mixed range of textures and tastes.
The base is crunchy, yet crumbly at the same time, while the cream cheese filling is rich, soft and sweet, and the lemon curd brings sharpness and freshness.
And then you have the chocolatey mini eggs. Can it get any better than this?
Recipe from My Gorgeous Recipes
#14 No-Bake Bird’s Nest Cookies
This recipe from Nora is great to make with kids and it’s a quick project.
You can also adapt this recipe with the ingredients you like.
Recipe from Savory Nothings
#15 Easter Carrot Veggie Bars
For those who want a healthier alternative to chocolate and other similar treats, Angela shares this nice recipe.
This may look like a pizza but trust me, it is definitely much healthier than a pizza and is a delicious treat option for your kids!
Recipe from The Inspiration Edit
I don’t know about you but just looking at all these easy Easter treats makes me gulp and I can’t wait to try and share them with the kids!
Don’t forget to go out and attend the Easter mass at church or an Easter parade or better go on egg hunting.
After that, you can surprise the kids at home with these tasty treats.
Happy Easter, everybody!
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