Looking for a quick and simple Easter treat? Look no further. These festive treats are so simple to make.
Just make a batch of Rice Krispie squares. The recipe is on the inside of every box, or you can find it here. I used just 5 cups of cereal though, because I find that 6 cups make them too hard to cut and eat. (You can't get a cookie cutter through the kind that needs 6 cups of cereal- not that I know that from personal experience or anything!)
Once the squares are done use your circle cookie cutters cut out a bunch of circles. I just used red sprinkles for the comb-y part of the chicken. Two chocolate chips for the eyes. Two flower sprinkles for its wings, and lastly, two chocolate sprinkles for its legs.
There you have it, a quick and simple Easter treat! Enjoy.
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Cute!
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Darling!
ReplyDeleteThis falls into the 'too cute to eat' category!! =)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the little comb and legs!
ReplyDeletemmm. so cute and clever. and delicious too, i'm sure. thanks for linking to this. xo.
ReplyDeletethese are some of the sweetest (or tweetest) rice krispies I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute- and so tasty looking! Would love for you to link this up :)
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Love this! I would love if you would link this up to Made by Little Hands Mondays!
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Michelle
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Too sweet!
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That's healthier version of a holiday treat!
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Love this idea! We featured it on our blog today!
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Awesome Lila! We made some rice krispie treat bunnies that I planned on sharing a LONG time ago, but didn't, lol. I guess I should share them before Easter or nobody's going to care about them.
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