15 Easter Treats For Kids
We found you the best kid-friendly Easter treats your kids will go wild for, such as Easter bunny cupcakes, carrot-shaped Rice Krispies treats, chick cake pops, and more.
Whether you need a festive classroom treat to bring to your child’s school or something to serve at your Easter party that you know they’ll love, these Easter treat ideas will be a hit with everyone (grown-ups included).
Easter Bunny Cupcakes
Your kids will hop for joy once they see these cute Easter bunny coconut-flavored cupcakes. The ears are made out of marshmallows, which is an adorable touch.
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Spring Pretzel Bites
Sweet and salty, these bite-sized treats are made with just three ingredients. The pastel M&M center makes them look like cheery spring flowers.
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Carrot Rice Krispies Treats
Getting kids to eat their veggies is hard for many parents, but they won’t have a problem devouring these carrot-shaped treats. Plus, Rice Krispies treats dipped in white chocolate are so tasty.
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Peeps Bunny Frosting Board
Easily feed a group of hungry little ones with this festive dessert board that features a Peep made of homemade frosting and plenty of dipper options.
A free printable template is included, making getting the perfect Peep shape foolproof.
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Chick Cake Pops
These no-bake chick cake pops take hardly any time to prep and are the perfect bite-sized treat for kids. Using star-shaped sprinkles for the chick’s arms, feet, and nose is incredibly creative.
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Easter Bark
Filled with Easter candy in every bite, this no-bake dessert takes just 10 minutes to prep. Included are many recipe variations, like using jelly beans or adding pretzels.
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Cocoa Pebbles Easter Nests
Cocoa pebbles Easter nests are filled with peanut butter for a treat that’ll disappear fast.
If your child has a nut allergy or you are making them as a classroom treat, you can always swap out the peanut butter for Nutella, marshmallow creme, or another filling.
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Easter Bunny M&M Cookies
Using M&M’s to make a bunny is such a clever idea! This recipe uses store-bought dough and canned frosting, saving you so much time.
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Chocolate Marshmallow Bunnies
These white chocolate-dipped marshmallow bunnies are dipped in caramel and are oh so delicious. The kids will have a blast decorating the bunny faces.
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Easter Cookie Cake
This cake is essentially just a big chocolate chip cookie that bakes in a cake pan. It’s decorated with homemade pastel-colored frosting and mini chocolate eggs.
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Easter Punch
Strawberry ice cream, strawberry lemonade, and more come together to make this drink that’ll be your kid’s new favorite! Don’t forget to add lots of marshmallows and a Peep.
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Easter Egg Rice Krispies Treats
Colorful and fun, these egg-shaped Rice Krispies treats will be a hit with your kids or grandkids. It couldn’t be easier to form these treats into little eggs.
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Chocolate-Dipped Peeps Bunnies
All you need are three ingredients to make these chocolate-dipped Peeps. Using popsicle sticks is optional, but it is much less messy for kids to eat.
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Carrot Patch Cupcakes
The kiddos will have fun helping you make these carrot patch cupcakes. Love the “carrot” strawberries!
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Nutter Butter Chicks
These chicks made out of Nutter Butter cookies and candy might be the cutest thing ever. Plus, they’re no-bake and incredibly easy to make.
Get the Recipe: Nutter Butter Chicks
