23 DIY Easter Candy Recipes You Won't Be Able to Resist (2024)

Enlist the help of your slow cooker to whip up these beautiful bites, featuring just four ingredients.

Get the recipe at Creme de la Crumb.

This Easter Oreo bark is a total feast for the eyes.

Get the recipe at Lil Luna.

Chocolate-covered chow mein noodles form the base for these cozy-looking nests. Who knew putting little faces on Cadbury eggs would make them so adorable?

Get the recipe at I Heart Naptime.

If you love cookie dough as much as we do, keep this recipe is sure to become a fast favorite. "People will think that you bought these fancy treats at a bakery," says blogger Lisa.

Get the recipe at Wine and Glue.

We love the way blogger Jen color-coordinated the sprinkles with the filling flavor.

Get the recipe at Baked By An Introvert.

Making Easter candy doesn't have to be difficult. All it takes is a little imagination to turn pretzels into duck- and bunny-shaped Easter candies.

Get the recipe at One Little Project.

Decorating these chocolate-covered eggs will be almost as fun as eating them.

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These adorable bunnies require just two ingredients—candy melts and chocolate peanut butter spread. Decorate them with confetti sprinkles and an edible ink marker to create the sweet and silly bunny faces.

Get the recipe at Hungry Happenings.

No artificial color or flavor is added to this addictive combination of melted white chocolate and dried blueberries. These smooth truffles are covered in powdered sugar and require just five ingredients to make.

Get the recipe at OMG Chocolate Desserts.

We're in awe of how realistic this treat is. Don't worry—only cheesecake and passionfruit sauce make up the filling of this delicious Easter egg.

Get the recipe at Raspberri Cupcakes.

You'll have lots of fun decorating this colorful and easy treat, which is simply marshmallows covered in melted chocolate.

Courtesy of Two Sisters Crafting.

These macaroon nests would make a perfect gift for friends, coworkers, or teachers. Just wrap them in a cookie bag, and don't forget to set a Peep on top!

Get the recipe at I Wash You Dry.

Why are bunny tails the cutest thing ever? To give your bunnies a nice display, color some coconut flakes green and cover a serving platter with them before arranging the treats.

Get the recipe at Hungry Happenings.

Melted marshmallow coats the popcorn in this crunchy Easter treat, which tastes as sweet as it looks!

Courtesy of Two Sisters Crafting.

Blogger Trish uses any excuse to make these mini patties, which only take minutes to make. For Easter, she opts for pastel colors, and her kids can't get enough of them, she says.

Get the recipe at Mom on Timeout.

Make marzipan and chocolate-almond eggs in pretty pastel shades for a perfectly on-palette Easter candy.

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These smooth, sweet homemade treats have a hint of refreshing mint.

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Merge two of your favorite things (sweets and pizza) and you've got the ultimate DIY candy recipe for Easter. While there's no cheese or tomato sauce here, it's layered like a pizza pie and can be eaten by the slice.

Get the recipe at Pretty by Party.

These may look complicated, but you only need four ingredients to whip these up. The hardest part will be figuring out how to decorate them!

Get the recipe at Gimme Some Oven.

While this dessert takes less than five minutes to make, it needs to chill for at least four hours. We know, that's a long time, but it'll be so worth it when you dig in, we promise.

Get the recipe at Shugary Sweets.