Last Updated on April 4, 2024

Easter is fast approaching, and with Easter comes half term, where we can be stuck for fun, cost effective activities to do with our kids.

But there’s one cost effective activity that most kids love to do, especially over Easter, and that’s baking.

There’s something about mixing ingredients, licking spoons, and sneaking sweet ingredients into their mouths that appeal to kids of any age.

Here are 5 easy Easter recipes that kids will love making, and of course eating.

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Milk Chocolate Mini Egg Fudge Recipe

This Easter fudge recipe has only four ingredients, and can be made easier to eat for younger kids by reducing the size of the Mini Eggs.

You don’t need a cooktop or oven for this recipe, so young kids can get involved in making it without you worrying that they’ll burn themselves.

Recipe and image by Eats Amazing.

Mini Egg Easter Rice Krispie Treats

This is another great recipe that features Mini Eggs.

Rice Krispies are a favourite treat in my house, so making these with my son, and having him add chocolate into it will definitely be a winning activity.

Recipe and image by My Kitchen Love.

Cadbury Mini Egg Cookies

Mini Eggs feature heavily in Easter recipes for kids, which makes perfect sense as it’s Easter after all, and they add a colourful element to the finished product.

Kids can help make this recipe by mixing the ingredients, and then best of all smashing the Mini Eggs into small pieces, if you prefer to do this than cutting them in half.

Recipe and image by One Little Project.

Cinnamon Sugar Easter Bunny Twists

If you’re looking for a chocolate free recipe to make this Easter, then this recipe is perfect.

Kids can have lots of fun helping you to make this recipe by twisting their own bunny, and adding the frosting tail.

Recipe and image by It’s Always Autumn.

Bunny Pancakes

Pancakes are the perfect start to a day, and what better way to start Easter morning than by making these Bunny Pancakes.

Kids can have fun assembling their own bunnies, and then choosing what they’d like to make the bunny’s face out of, which may include strawberries, blueberries, chocolate chips, or crushed Easter Eggs.

Recipe and image by Super Healthy Kids.

Which of these Easter recipes will you try this year?
I’d love to hear your choice in the comments section below.