These five different Easter Treats are easy to make and delicious to eat! Treats are put in snack-size plastic bags with my FREE printable bag toppers!
If you’re looking to make adorable Easter goodies for friends, family, and neighbors, this is your one-stop shop of inspiration! Five different treat ideas with individual bag toppers, plus more inspiration and links to other delicious Easter treats below. I’ve also included a recipe for a simple (10-minute prep) Easter Muddy Buddy snack mix– always a crowd favorite.
Tips for the free printables
- Don’t want to print or cut these out? Buy high-quality printed and cut out toppers here.
- Print the bag toppers on glossy card stock paper for best results.
- To make cutting and folding the printable much easier, use a good Paper Cutter and a Scoring Board.
- Zip-loc® has the nicest-looking snack-size resealable bag, but any snack-size resealable bag will work.
- Do not print straight from the website file; make sure to first save it to your computer and then print. (If you’re still having issues, try a different browser, or feel free to drop me an email!)
These printables were designed by the amazing CeeCeeBelle’s who we’ve collaborated with a few times here! (See Christmas printables, Valentine’s printables, Halloween printables, St. Patrick’s Day Printables.)
“EASTER IS S’MORE FUN WITH YOU!”
Supplies:
- Snack-sized resealable plastic bag
- Free printable: click here
- Stapler
- Snack-size chocolate bars such as Hershey’s®
- Large marshmallows or Peeps Marshmallows or Marshmallow and Caramel Eggs
- Graham crackers
Fill up the snack-sized bags with graham crackers, marshmallows of choice, and mini chocolate bars. Cut out, score, and fold the printable over the filled bag. Staple each side and these Easter treats are ready to give or decorate with!
“SOME BUNNY LOVES YOU”
Supplies:
- Snack-sized resealable plastic bags
- Free printable: click here
- Stapler
- Treat: Lindt Bunnies or Chocolate Bunnies (For some bags, I added one Lindt bunny and filled the rest of the bag with chocolate kisses to keep costs down!)
- Healthier option: Chocolate Bunny Grahams
Fill up the plastic bags with chocolate bunny candies or snacks of choice. Cut out, score, and fold the printable over the filled bag. Staple each side and these Easter treats are ready to give or decorate with!
“EASTER TREATS FOR MY PEEPS”
Supplies:
- Snack-sized resealable plastic bags
- Free printable: click here
- Stapler
- Treat: Peeps® Marshmallows
Fill up the snack-sized bags with Peeps marshmallows. Cut out, score, and fold the printable over the filled bag. Staple each side and these Easter treats are ready to give or decorate with!
“JELLY BEAN TIME”
Supplies:
- Snack-sized resealable plastic bags
- Free printable: click here
- Stapler
- Treat: Jelly Beans (Starburst®-Flavored or Sweetarts®- Flavored; Sweetarts flavor is featured in photos.)
Fill up the snack-sized bags with jelly beans. Cut out, score, and fold the printable over the filled bag. Staple each side and these Easter treats are ready to give or decorate with!
“BUNNY BUDDIES”
Supplies:
- Snack-sized resealable plastic bags
- Free printable: click here
- Stapler
- Easter Muddy Buddy Snack Mix: recipe below (full tutorial for making Muddy Buddies here)
Fill up the snack-sized bags with several handfuls of the bunny buddies. Cut out, score, and fold the printable over the filled bag. Staple each side and these Easter treats are ready to give or decorate with!
Easter Treats: Bunny Buddies
Equipment
- 12 snack-sized and 2 gallon-sized resealable plastic bags
Ingredients
- 9 cups Rice Chex or other crispy rice cereal
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 cup semi-sweet or milk chocolate chips (I recommend Guittard or Ghirardelli)
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1 and 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 1 cup Easter/Spring M&M's
Instructions
- Measure cereal into a large bowl and set aside.
- In a large microwave-safe bowl, combine the peanut butter, chocolate chips, and butter. Microwave in bursts of 15 seconds, stirring in between each burst for 15 seconds, until the mixture is melted and smooth. Add in the vanilla and salt. Pour over the prepared cereal. Stir well until the cereal is evenly coated.
- Pour half of the cereal mixture into a gallon-sized plastic bag and pour half of the powdered sugar over it. Seal and shake until the cereal is evenly coated. Repeat with the other half of the cereal and powdered sugar in the same or a different bag. Shake until all the cereal is well coated.
- Pour coated mix into a large bowl and stir in spring-colored M&M's. Divide into individual snack size bags and attach a free printable bag topper!
- Alternatively: store leftover Muddy Buddies in an airtight container at room temperature.
Video
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
FREE Printables (Click on the links below)
- Easter is S’more Fun With You
- Some Bunny Loves You
- Treats for my Peeps
- Jelly Bean Time
- Bunny Buddies
More Easter Treats
Hi Chelsea! Thanks so much for the great treat ideas. I wanted to send something personalized to my grandsons, and the “Some Bunny Loves You” printable was just right. I used a quart bag and added a larger Lindt Gold Bunny with a generous handfull of Dove chocolates. They’ll love it. I’m also making smaller treat bags for the officers at our small-town police department. Hope you have a Happy Easter and bright and shiny Spring.
How sweet!! I am sure they loved it 🙂 What a nice thing to do!!
These are all such cute ideas! Thank you!
Chelsea, all of the pictured treats are a delight, and people will love them, however, I really have a problem with the staples you used to attach the bags. There has got to be a better way to attache the bags to the decorative piece. A treat like this will obviously attrated toddlers, young kids, and I have spent too many years in the operating room helping the doctor remove staples or other little pieces of metal from the breathing pipe of little children. Please come up with an alternative to the staples. (eg glue gun ? hole puncher and ribbon ?)
Those are great ideas; thank you for your feedback Cathleen! 🙂