So first, you'll need to whip up a batch of those coconut vanilla rice krispie treats. Next, use a bunny cookie cutter (mine is 3.5 inches long) to cut bunny shapes from your pan of treats. I could squeeze in 7 bunnies by careful cookie cutter placement :) Spread them with melted white chocolate and press shredded coconut and white sprinkles onto the chocolate. Allow to cool. Here is what mine looked like:
Now, to make the even more adorable chubby bunny krispie pops, you'll need polka dot straws (I found mine at Target in the seasonal Easter section), small cello bags and ribbons.
1. Cut each straw in half and gently insert the cut end into the bottom of each bunny krispie treat. You can squeeze the krispie treat around the straw to secure it.
2. Place the pop in the cello bag.
3. Tie it closed with a pretty piece of brightly colored ribbon.
These would be so cute to pass out to teachers, for a class treat (if your school allows homemade treats) or to tuck in an Easter basket!
How about a few more Easter ideas?
Chicks & bunnies from upcycled chipboard coasters
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Oh, so yummy looking and festive, definitively pinning!
ReplyDeleteAhhh how cute are these! So much better than the chubby bunny I played in grade school!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute.
ReplyDeletelove this keri!!! pinning now. :)
ReplyDeleteHow stupid cute are those??? Very, I say...very!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable... Bet they taste adorable too..lol
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! Must make these for Easter! Thanks so much for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteSweeeeet! Love these little bunnies! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Easter treat idea! ^.^
ReplyDeleteBtw, I'm hopping by from Whimsy Wednesday and hope you'll join my Bunny Blog Hop fun, too.
These are adorable!!! Love the name... makes me laugh :P
ReplyDeleteOh good gravy, these are ADORABLE, Keri!! LOVE.
ReplyDeleteAdorable - definitely want to try these!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing
Visiting from HOMEWORK :)
Hugs,
Suzan
Thanks so much for linking up to Project Inspire{d} ~ these look so delicious (and chubby) ~ pinning to the party board as well.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Hugs, Mary Beth
LOVE THESE! SO CUTE! I'd love for you to come link this up at my Tuesday Time Out!
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These are so cute! Visiting from Dukes and Duchesses Project Inspired!
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