When you’re ready to make the perfect homemade Easter treat, look no further than the traditional Rice Crispy Easter Eggs treat. These fun treats come in an array of shapes and colors and are easy to prepare with kids. When it comes to kids, these treats are guaranteed to be a hit! You can even get your child involved in the fun by having them decorate the eggs! Once they’ve cracked the egg, they’ll be begging for more.

Sometimes I wish I had kids, just so I could make fun, kid friendly treats with them. Then I remember the whole dirty diaper thing, and I change my mind and make the treats by myself.

But if you do have kids, I can not think of an easier Easter treat to make. You microwave for one minute… you form the eggs… and your snack is ready! I thought about coloring some real eggs, but realized that a decorated hard boiled egg is somewhat pointless, and somewhat messy. Pretty, but messy. So instead I made these Rice Crispies Easter Eggs. I think I made the right choice.

The sweeter choice.

I shouldn’t even have to say it, but of course I didn’t come up the idea of rice crispies treats. Whoever did is a genius. But I have been enjoying them, and making them, my whole life. The crispy cereal, the gooey marshmallow, and in this case, the chocolate covered sunflower seeds. You could replace the sunflower seeds with mini M&Ms, or use nothing at all. I just thought the little splash of color made them more fun and Easter like!

Rice Crispy Easter Eggs

Rice Crispy Easter Eggs are a great way to celebrate the holiday and teach children about the Christian faith and Easter. They can be made in advance and frozen, and can be stored in the freezer or refrigerator for up to a week. If you're looking for a healthier version, you can always make them using white chocolate or milk instead of milk. They'll be even better when you add a sprinkle on top.

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Prep Time 15

Cook Time 15

Total Time 30

Course Main Course

Cuisine American

Servings 4 serves

Calories 182 kcal

Ingredients

3 TBS Butter
1 bag Marshmallows
pinch Salt
3 cups Rice Crispies
1/2 cup Chocolate Covered Sunflower Seeds

Instructions

In a large microwave safe bowl, add butter and marshmallows and microwave one minute. Stir with a wooden spoon until the mixture is smooth and completely melted, and add pinch of salt and rice crispies.
Mix with wooden spoon until rice crispies are completely coated. Add chocolate covered sunflower seeds and mix. Let cool for a few minutes.
Divide treats into 32-36 individual portions, then roll into balls, then into egg shapes.

Variations:

Peanut Butter: Add 1/2 cup peanut butter (crunchy or smooth) to the butter and marshmallow mixture after it has been melted, and mix in until smooth. Make the rest as normal, once the eggs are formed let rest at least 30 minutes.
Chocolate: Use cocoa crispies and follow recipe as normal.

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Notes

Do I really need to tell you how delicious rice crispies treats are? I recommend you make these.... with your kids or by yourself!

Keyword easter eggs, eggs

Tips and Tricks

Alternatively, you can use plastic Easter eggs and a chocolate egg to make your own edible Easter egg. Simply fill the plastic egg with the mixture and set aside to harden. You can also dip them in sprinkles and chocolate to make them more attractive. This fun dessert is perfect for a family celebration, and you’ll be able to share it with your kids. If you’re looking for a quick, simple way to enjoy an egg-shaped treat, try the Rice Crispy Easter Eggs recipe below.

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