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    Home » Easter » Easter Treat Recipes

    Fun Easter Food - Easy Mini Egg Chicks

    Mar 26, 2021 · Leave a Comment

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    These cute and easy mini egg chicks make a great Easter project for kids! Serve them up for a fun Easter treat or use them to decorate Easter cakes and bakes!

    How to make fun and easy mini egg chicks - cute Easter food for kids

    Today I have a super easy Easter treat tutorial for you. These edible chicks are so easy to make and they're perfect for giving as homemade Easter gifts or for using to decorate your Easter bakes. 

    All you need for these cute chick mini eggs are plain mini eggs of any type (I used white chocolate mini eggs but milk chocolate mini eggs would also work) and some edible marker pens, or cake pens as they are sometimes known.

    To make the mini egg chicks, you simply need to draw chick faces on to your mini eggs - that's it! Once you've made your chicks, you can eat them as they are, pop them  in bags to give as gifts or use them to decorate your Easter cakes and bakes - you'll find lots of suggestions for using them further down this post.

    Super cute mini egg chicks - fun Easter food idea for kids

    Easy Mini Egg Chicks

    Ingredients:

    • 240g bag white chocolate mini eggs
    • black, orange and yellow edible marker pens

    Make edible chicks using mini eggs and edible marker pens - check out the tutorial

    Method:

    Pour the mini eggs into a bowl or plate.

    Using the edible marker pens, draw two eyes and a beak on the side of a mini egg. I used a black pen for the eyes and alternated between yellow and orange for the beaks.

    How to make cute and easy mini egg chicks - fun Easter food for kids

    Pop the finished mini egg chick into a new bowl and repeat until you have as many chicks as you need.

    Enjoy! 

    Cute and easy mini egg chicks - fun Easter food for kids

    Serving suggestions for mini egg chicks:

    • Pop the egg chicks into cellophane bags and tie with a pretty ribbon to give as Easter gifts or favours.
    • Fill a clean, empty glass jar with mini egg chicks and other Easter treats, then cover the lid with a circle of pretty material and tie in place with string or ribbon for an extra special Easter gift.
    • Get your kids making cute Easter Bunny Snack Cups and fill them with chick mini eggs!
    • Fill small bowls with your egg chicks and place them on your Easter table for a fun treat everyone will enjoy.
    • Create a whole platter of fun Easter treats - our Marshmallow Bunnies, Strawberry Carrots and Easter Egg Cookies would all go perfectly with these cute chick eggs!
    • Fill plastic Easter eggs with mini egg chicks and hide them around the house or garden for a cute Easter egg hunt.
    • Use to decorate Easter cakes, cupcakes, tray bakes, biscuits or Easter nest crispy cakes - see below for some mini egg recipe ideas that would be perfect to use these for!

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    For more fun Easter food and activity ideas, check out the Fun Easter Food section here on the Eats Amazing blog or pop over and follow my Easter Pinterest boards for lots more fun ideas from around the web; Healthy Easter Food and Easter.

    Grace

    Super cute mini egg chicks - fun Easter food idea for kids
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    Easy Mini Egg Chicks

    These cute and easy mini egg chicks make a great Easter project for kids! Serve them up for a fun Easter treat of use them to decorate cakes and bakes!
    Prep Time10 minutes mins
    Total Time10 minutes mins
    Course: Dessert, Party Food
    Cuisine: British, Easter
    Servings: 12
    Author: Grace Hall

    Ingredients

    • 240 g bag white chocolate mini eggs
    • black, orange and yellow edible marker pens

    Instructions

    • Pour the mini eggs into a bowl or plate.
    • Using the edible marker pens, draw two eyes and a beak on the side of a mini egg. I used a black pen for the eyes and alternated between yellow and orange for the beaks.
    • Pop the finished mini egg chick into a new bowl and repeat until you have as many chicks as you need.

    Love this fun Easter treat idea? Why not save this post to Pinterest so you can easily find it again!

    Super cute and easy Mini Egg Chicks - perfect for Easter gifts treats and Easter baking   How to make cute and easy Mini Egg Chicks - perfect for Easter gifts and treats

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