Easter is one of those celebratory periods when many people stock up on candies and other sweet treats. You can save some money by making wholesome treats at home- without leaving out the Easter vibes. From bunny ears to bright sprinkles, there are different ways to incorporate Easter’s mood into your dishes. Here are five easy Easter-inspired meals you have to try.
Peanut Butter Easter Eggs
Who said you have to mess up your floor, clothes, and fingers to make colored Easter eggs? You can make your Easter eggs without having to deal with stains. Peanut butter is the answer!
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Instead of regular dye, cover your eggs in peanut butter. The good thing about peanut butter eggs is that you can stick different types of decorations on them- from sprinkles to bunny ears. All you have to do is lick the peanut butter off your hands after!
Bunny Marshmallows
When it comes to depicting Easter bunnies with your treats, there are no limits. These beautiful bunnies are formed with marshmallows- and you can make as many as you want. So what do you need to make them?
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For the rabbit ears, you’ll need sprinkles; for the mouth, cut out heart-shaped papers. Simply mold your marshmallows in different circle sizes to make the head, torso, and two feet. You could decorate your cake or table with these bunny marshmallows.
Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Ritz Sandwiches
As much as store-bought treats save us time and stress, we can’t deny the fact that there is a sense of fulfillment that comes from making our versions of these snacks. Well, that’s what these peanut butter Ritz sandwiches are all about.
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All you have to do is make your bunny-shaped Ritz crackers, stuff them with peanut butter, and dip them in chocolate. There are different recipes for making Ritz crackers– just make sure the bunny shape is intact.
Hippity Hop Bunny Cake
What’s the fun of making Easter treats if the kids can’t play a role in the decoration process? This hippity hop bunny cake will give the kids more than enough to do, and the result will be worth it.
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First, make your cake ahead. Then, you can start the decorations a few hours before your Easter party. Feel free to use different items to reach your bunny goal, from whipped cream to fondant icing.
Easter Bunny Board
This is one of those treats that gives your guests a bit of everything. Well, as much as it seems complicated, this Easter bunny board isn’t difficult to make- it all comes down to your arrangement.
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You can fill the box with different sizes and shapes of Easter candies, colorful chocolates, sweets, and, of course, chocolate bunnies. You can even use a cookie cutter to give the candies bunny shapes.
