Sweet & Healthy Easter Snack Idea

Add this adorable Easter snack to your celebrations! It’s simple to make and one hundred percent natural.

My kids inherited my sweet tooth. So we’re always searching for snacks that they love and are great alternatives to sugary food, especially around the holidays.

I mean, what kid doesn’t walk through the aisles at the grocery store and want to grab all of the adorable Easter candy?! So I’m beating my kids at their own game and making one of their favorite snacks even more adorable — it’s a win-win.

These little bunnies are made with Wonderful Halos mandarins but you could make them with just about any fruit, and they’re a perfect healthy treat during the Easter season.

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Easter Ideas to Add To Your snacks

Snacks are all well and good, but there are so many fun ways to celebrate Easter!

I took a moment to round up some of my favorite Easter and spring ideas below. Be sure to pin your favorites so that you can find them again easily.

• Alphabet Easter Egg Craft
• Make a Bunny-Shaped Easter Piñata
• How to Make an Easter Basket
• Make These Tiny Trophies for Your Easter Games + Egg Hunts
• Pink Easter Rice Krispies Treats

Supplies You’ll Need

These are incredibly easy and fast to make, and you probably have most of what you need already!

• Wonderful Halos mandarins or your favorite round-ish fruit
• white and pink cardstock
• glue stick
• glue dots
• scissors
• knife
• small pompoms

How to Make Healthy Easter Bunny Snacks

Make Time: 5 Minutes (for a whole batch of bunnies!)

1. Cut out your paper shapes. You’ll need two white ears, two pink inner ears, and a little rectangle for whiskers on each bunny.
2. Use a glue stick to attach the pink inner ears to the white ears. Cut out little notches at the bottom of each ear to create a small tab that will insert into the mandarin.
3. Use a clean knife to cut two small slits in the peel of the mandarin. Insert the bunny ears into the slits.
4. Use a glue dot to attach a white pompom tail to the back of the Halos mandarin.
5. Cut fringe on either side of the rectangle that you’ll use for the whiskers. After we cut ours, we fanned out the fringe a little bit to look more “whiskery.” Attach a small pink pompom to the center of the whiskers with a glue dot. Then attach the whiskers to the front of the mandarin with another glue dot.

Ideas for Serving Your Easter Snacks

That’s it! These little bunny snacks are ready to hop onto your kiddo’s snack plate! These would be the perfect thing to bring if you’re a mom on snack duty at school or on a playdate.

They’re sweet, seedless, and the Halos are always easy for little hands to peel. I can just imagine these at a school Easter or spring party, and I have a feeling the kiddos would go crazy for them.

I always feel like a supermom when I bring a healthy snack that the kids also love. Happy snacking! xoxo

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