I’m going back to basics today and pairing it with one of my favorite Easter candies, Robin Eggs and copious amounts of sprinkles. I would have easily been happy just doing Robin Eggs alone, but when you have a persistent 2-year-old shouting, “Yes, I are putting sprinkles in . . .yesss!” You relent and let him.
The only person not happy about the “unicorn feed” addition was Cole. He’s been a longtime sprinkle hater and dejectedly declared, “I’m out.”
Twenty minutes later, I made a second batch—sprinkle free and the universe was back in balance. Yes, I probably indulge my kids more often than I should. But thankfully this comes together quickly, and . . . c’mon, doesn’t every kid love rice krispie treats? So I just couldn’t have Cole locked out of the fun.
Either way you go, these are an easy Easter treat you can easily throw together!
Easter Rice Krispie Treat
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Such a fun, festive treat – sprinkles or not 😉
They are so fun Matt! Perfect for the kids for Easter. I LOVE the malted balls!
Super fun! My kids would love these…sprinkles or not!
These are so fun! I love all the colors! 🙂
Too cute, love the pastel colors for Easter!
What a fun twist on a classic!
My 37 year old husband loves rice krispie treats as much as a kid, he’d be stupidly happy if I made these for him, haha!
The best idea EVER. My kids have already asked me to make this. . three times. 🙂
This just made me crave all the Easter candy. I also know what I am going to do after we get all the Easter candy!
This looks so good! What a fun dessert to make with kids for Easter!
Thanks for sharing! Does it keep long?