Easter Egg Krispies Treats

 Easter Egg Krispies Treats

  Here’s a fun food craft to make with the kids. These Easter Egg Krispies Treats taste yummy and make great edible gift ideas for Easter. Make a batch soon, everyone will love them!

If you are looking for a fun Easter project to do with the kids and grandkids, check this one out.

It’s a shortcut recipe using store-bought Rice Krispies Treats.

And, there’s no cooking marshmallow with butter and a box of Rice Krispies like you would normally use for a recipe such as this.

So, that’s what makes these Easter Egg Krispies Treats a great recipe to make with the kiddos. 

All you have to do is pick up a box of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats, some of your favorite Easter decorations along with some lollipop sticks and you have an adorable Easter treat the whole family will love to make and especially eat!

Just a note, a decorating gels, cookie cutter, and lollipop sticks were found at craft stores such as Michael’s, online on Amazon.

I will highlight the items I used in this recipe below in the ingredient section. 

Also, we like to put a wrapped treat at each place setting so everyone has a sweet favor to leave with. Have fun with this project and enjoy every gooey, crunchy bite!

 Easter Egg Krispies Treats

Yields: 8

Nutrition: calories per treat – 105, fat 2.5 g

Here Are The Ingredient That Make These Cute Easter Egg Krispies Treats

All gels are optional, you can use sprinkles and frosting from a can too. Anything and everything works. Make these your special creation!

Ingredients:

• 8 count package of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats
• 8 Lollipop sticks
•  small or medium oval/egg shaped cookie cutter
•  Wilton pink sparkle gel icing
•  Wilton yellow sparkle gel icing
•  Wilton light green sparkle gel icing
•  Easter/Spring Sprinkles, fun to add too, these are ones I use and comes in a nice variety all in one, optional

All gels are optional, you can use sprinkles and frosting from a can too. Anything and everything works. Make these your special creation!

How Are These Easter Egg Krispies Treats Made?

Below You Will See These Only Have Four Simple Steps For A Great Easter Treat

Here Are The Easy Directions:

1. Line a rimmed cookie sheet with parchment paper.
2. Use an oval or egg shaped cookie cutter to gently cut the treats into an egg shape.
3. Insert one lollipop stick into the base of each Rice Krispies egg and place on cookie sheet.
4. Taking one Wilton sparkle gel color at a time, gently squeeze the tube and crisscross the icing over the top of the Rice Krispies eggs. Repeat with all the eggs. Top with sprinkles now if using.

Enjoy the fun deliciousness!

Here’s another fun and yummy Easter recipe to enjoy!

White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark

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Easter Egg Krispies Treats

Shortcut Easter Egg Krispie Treats – Here’s a fun food craft to make with the kids. They tastes yummy and make great edible gift ideas for Easter. Make a batch soon, everyone will love them!

Course Dessert, Easter Desserts, Edible Gift, Snack

Cuisine American

Keyword Easter, Easter Desserts, Easter Sweets

Servings 8 treats

Calories 105 kcal

Author Pam

Ingredients

• 8 count package of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats
• Wilson Sparkling gel, assorted colors
• sprinkles, assorted colors, optional

Supplies

• 8 lollipop sticks
• medium oval or egg shape cookie cutters

Instructions

1. 1.Line a rimmed cookie sheet with parchment paper.

   2.Use an oval or egg shaped cookie cutter to gently cut the treats into an egg shape.

   3.Insert one lollipop stick into the base of each Rice Krispie egg and place on cookie sheet.

   4.Taking one Wilton sparkle gel color at a time, gently squeeze the tube and criss cross the icing over the top of the Rice Krispie eggs. Repeat with all the eggs. Top with sprinkles now if using. Enjoy!

So delicious!

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All highlighted ingredients and supplies are items I use for my recipes. These are only suggestions.