Cereal Treat Easter Eggs
These Cereal Treat Easter Eggs are made with marshmallows and fruity cereal. Shaped into Easter eggs they’re a fun holiday twist on a classic no-bake treat!
Seeing things through my children’s eyes is perhaps one of my favorite things about being a parent. I enjoy when my preschooler gets excited for the first snowflakes of the season or when my baby can barely contain his excitement over hearing music come from the radio.
Holidays are especially fun. Every year I find myself more and more willing to offer special crafts and treats for my family to help celebrate. That’s why I made these Easter eggs this year – they are not the most sophisticated thing to come out of my kitchen but they are bright and cheery and my son was literally jumping up and down with excitement while we were making them.
These were simple to make and you could easily change up the recipe to use any cereal your family likes. I used Fruity Pebbles because they were colorful. You basically mix up the ingredients and stuff them into plastic Easter eggs. I found that it was easiest to use eggs that split down the side vertically.
I placed the finished eggs to dry in a muffin tin. Keep these in an airtight container for up to 1 week. If you are going to be munching on them throughout the week and they get a bit too firm to bite into just put one in the microwave for 5-10 seconds before enjoying.
Cereal Treat Easter Eggs Recipe
Ingredients
- ¼ c butter
- 10 oz bag of marshmallows
- 5 c cereal, I used Fruity Pebbles
Instructions
- In a large pan melt butter using medium heat.
- Add marshmallows and stir until melted.
- Pour in the cereal and mix to incorporate.
- Spray plastic eggs with cooking spray. I found it was easiest to use eggs that split vertically. You could just use 1 or 2 eggs for this process as the cereal does not take long to take the shape of the egg.
- Spoon the cereal mixture into each half of the egg then close egg to form shape. Pop cereal out after about 10 seconds.
66 Comments on “Cereal Treat Easter Eggs”
This is very cute.
How cute are these?! I wish I was your neighbor so I could eat all of the cute treats you make. 🙂
How cute!
Another yummy and fun recipe we must try 🙂 thanks for sharing 🙂
you always come up with brilliant kid friendly ideas. you have such a wild imagination.
the Easter eggs sound great.
Thanks for sharing Katrina
These looks great Katrina!
Cute! My grandson would love these! 🙂
Oh wow! These are super creative. I bet your kids love these. I can just imagine how fun and colorful they look sitting on the counter.
I love these and great picture! I knew I’d be in for a pleasant surprise coming over here. Your treats are so colorful and fun! Great idea for Easter.
Chrissy and I were discussing what Easter goodies to make and this idea was something we came up with last night but you beat us to it! 🙂 Your pics are amazing, and those eggs are absolutely perfect!
Adorable!
You always come up with the most adorable and creative yummy ideas. So perfect and lots of fun for the little ones for Easter!
The eggs are so perfectly shaped and are so much fun with the fruity colors! Yummy too, I’m sure:)
Katrina- These are so cute 🙂 I’m definitely going to feature these on my “These Chicks Cooked” weekly features on Wednesday. I love your blog and I’m going to add you to my blog roll. Have a great night.
Katie
My kids (11 and 14) will LOVE this idea!!! So creative. I don’t buy fruity pebbles, though they frequently ask when we are at the store so this will be an extra special treat. Love it! The plastic egg idea is perfect.
That is just adorable, my son would love making these with me. Thanks for the idea, so creative!!
What a creative and healthy treat!
CUTE!!!
These are adorable. Wonderful for kids to create an easter treat. We JUST bought some at the store yesterday. We are all over these. Thanks 🙂
How creative! I love how colorful they are, perfect for easter!
These are so cute and perfect for Easter. I’m making these Wed. with my friend’s 3 yr old twin grandsons, who are whirlwinds. I’m guessing that I won’t get too many, pics. Wish me luck:)
What a cute idea! I would have loved to have gotten these as a kid during the holidays. Easter was always the most fun for me as a kid, I loved doing that Easter egg hunt throughout the house!
These would be really fun to share at my grandson’s school Easter party, kid friendly and so fun looking. Thanks for the idea, now I have to see about a colorful looking cereal that is peanut free.
So cute! Love the idea.
Oh yum! I would eat all of them. Which is totally what I need after eating way too many of the Easter Egg Hunt cookies. Delish!!!
They look great! 🙂
These are so cute. We saw the commercial where the kids were making the egg treats and my son said “I want to make those”. Glad I’m not the only parent who says “OK” at the drop of a hat. We made a huge sticky mess but it was a lot of fun.
Your pictures are absolutely gorgeous!!
Brilliant! What a super cool Easter treat! Well done 🙂
You are just amazing; Look at these colours! Love your tip about the microwave later in the week, although if I made these there would be none left a few days’ later!
You’re cracking me up with these kiddie treats. Fun idea 🙂
Love the simplicity and incredible cuteness of this dessert; what a wonderful idea! You know, this would be a fantastic entry for the Pimp My Easter Basket Challenge. ^_~ https://tinyurl.com/69g6c2f
Very cool idea 🙂 I’d rather do something like this than give my daughter a bunch of crappy chocolate again this year.
Adorable!!!
Almost too cute to eat. We haven’t had crispy rice treats in a long time.
Super cute & creative!
Wowowoowo, cool idea , your blog is so colorful , I love it 😀 .
So creative! They are so colorful and beautiful! Love it.
This is such a fun treat for kids! All your recipes are such creative and unique 🙂
Awesome tip! I can’t wait to do these! My husband is gaga over Rice Krispie treats and the kids love anything he loves. The egg shape puts it over the top!
One more amazing idea!!!You are so creative! I love this!!
too cute! your kids are so lucky to have you as a mom! 😉
What a fun idea! Even better made with colorful cereal!
Is this what you were eating the other day when you were hiding from your kids? lol They look so fun and I know my kids would go crazy for them! Let’s see if I can remember to get some Fruity Pebbles when I go grocery shopping this week. 😛
Sooo cute!!! You’re full of ideas, Katrina… great job!!
What a clever idea! This is such a great craft idea to do with both young and old for the upcoming holiday. Love the colors!
So simple and so festive. Love it!
Adorable and so cute for Easter…for kids and big kids alike! Love these…
These are so cute! How creative and clever!
Pure genius! This is happening this week at my house for sure!!
Clever girl! How many tired old egg treats do we expect to see recycled this season? None from you! Love it.