Kid’s Party Food Ideas: Easy Easter Bunnies

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I am so excited for Easter! We have family coming in from out of town and I am looking forward to our time together. As with any gathering, I’m now looking for cute Easter recipe ideas that the kids will love. I’m a big believer that no shindig is complete without fun snacks and desserts for kids. Who am I kidding? I love themed foods for any occasion, party or not! These easy Easter bunnies made from Twinkies are SO SIMPLE to create and so much fun to serve.

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• Make dinner fun with this cute and delicious Easter Bunny Pizza.

I love it when an uncomplicated dessert adds to the decorations. I can picture using these bunnies in several ways:

• Cute snack at a classroom party
• Easy idea for a Sunday school class
• Starring on an Easter Bunny themed dessert table
• Surprise for your little one after an egg hunt
• Fun after school snack
• Welcome-to-Spring-break treat
• Great addition on a woodland themed party dessert table

Kid's Party Food : Easy Easter Bunnies

5 from 2 votes

Prep Time 1 hour hour 9 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour 9 minutes minutes

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Ingredients

  

• Hostess Twinkies
• Candy Eyes — two for each Twinkie
• Pink Candy — one for each Twinkie
• Candy Melts in Pink and Purple

Instructions

 

• 1. Using a sharp knife, cut a Twinkie in the middle, just shy of halfway.
• 2. Melt your candy melts — I use small sandwich bags. Just place the candy melts inside {pink and purple should be in separate bags} and then place in hot water to melt. Massage with your hands to make sure they’re melted evenly.
• 3. Using the pink, snip the corner of your candy melt bag and pipe on pink for the bunny ears over the area that you cut.
• 4. Place a dab of pink for the eye and nose as well to help them stick on, then put on the candy eyes and nose.
• 5. Use the purple to pipe on whiskers.

Nutrition

Calories: 326kcal | Carbohydrates: 66g | Fat: 7g | Saturated Fat: 6g | Sodium: 2mg | Sugar: 46g

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Voila! They’re so easy to create and look almost too cute to eat… notice I said almost! I hope they’ll make a way onto your Easter party food table this weekend.

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