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40 Simple and Easy Easter Treats

Easter’s right around the corner, so if you need something sweet and easy to make – try one of these Simple and Easy Easter Treats. They’re perfect for parties, playdates or your co-workers at the office.

By Erin HenryFebruary 25, 2020 4 min read1 Comment

Simple Easter Treats

Sometimes life is busy. We know how that goes. With kids, it seems there’s never enough time to do everything we want to do. We rely on easy, quick recipes and tricks that make life easier but still have a bit of home goodness to them…especially around the holidays. These 40 Simple and Easy Easter Treats totally help with that.

Whether you love chocolate, cookies or candy, or Peeps, check out these adorable Easter Desserts and see which ones you want to make this year!

This is one of our family favorites. In less than 10 minutes you can be munching on Bunny Chow with Chex Mix. AKA – Muddy Buddies.

This is the easiest Easter Dessert out there – Easter Oreo Bark. Melted chocolate becomes something special, No baking skills required!

This completely addictive Easter Treat from Suburban Simplicity is a must-make! Spring Confetti Cookie Bars – Cookie dough topped with fluffy marshmallow, white chocolate, and sprinkles!

Easter Cookie Cups from Suburban Simplicity are bite-sized treats that wow on a dessert table! They are easy to make in your mini muffin pan.

Easter Nest Sugar Cookies via Seeded At the Table are super simple, yet super cute! Kids love these!

These Easter Bunny Oreo Pops from Suburban Simplicity will be the first thing to go at your Easter Brunch. Kids can help make them as a craft too!

Does a sucker it get any cuter than this? Nope! We don’t think so. These Bunny Lollipops from Smart School House are too cute not to make!

You can theme them for any holiday, but you have to try these Easter Peanut Butter Buttons from The Curvy Carrot. So, so good!

How about something super cute like Bunny Cupcakes with a Surprise Inside??

Who can resist Easter Krispy Treats? This version of rice Krispy treats from Everyday Made Fresh and has a healthier marshmallow base, which is hard to do!

We are definitely a fan of simple, but we’re also a fan of cute! So this No-Bake Chocolate Oreo Bunny Garden Dessert Recipe is a must-make!

Spend less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying family with this recipe for Butterfinger Candied Trifle by Curly Crafty Mom. Feeds a crowd and has that Butterfinger yumminess inside! Plus, you can make it ahead.

Who would have thought Bunny Tail Truffles made by Pizzazzerie would be so stinkin’ cute! Plus, they are so easy to make!

We love how creative Craftberry Bush got by making these Rice Krispies Easter Chick Pops. These would be great for decorating your table or for feeding guests. They could also be cute in a goodie bag.

Easter pastel-colored chocolate-covered strawberries fro Salt and Lavender are an easy and fun sweet treat that adults and kids will love.

Since this Chocolate Topped Caramel Crispy Bites recipe from Little Miss Celebration is no-bake, what could be more simple and tasty than that?

This creative idea from Suburban Simplicity works for gifts, Easter basket, and just plain eating! Adorable Peeps on a Stick! So fun!

Easter Peeps S’mores Dip from Home. Made. Interest. is an easy Easter dessert made with two kinds of chocolate and bunny rabbit peeps, toasted up into an ooey-gooey dessert dip recipe. Yum!

Easter Bunny Marshmallow Pops from Finding Zest are so easy and the kids will love ’em!

Easter Cookies in a Jar from Suburban Simplicity are the perfect hostess gift to take to Easter brunch!

How cute are these Rice Krispie Nests made by Crafty Morning? Simple and adorable! A classic.

These Easter Mini Egg cookie bars made by Salt and Lavender are a fun and decadent way to eat your Cadbury Mini Eggs.

Lil’ Luna makes veggies adorable with these Carrot Chocolate Covered Strawberries! You definitely want to bring these to the office in the spring!

These little Peep Pretzel Rods from My Litter are so easy to make, you can bring them to Church or serve them for Easter Brunch. The kids would also have fun making them during the festivities!