This bunny tails recipe is one of my kids favorite treats at Easter time. The sweet coconut covered Easter treat is legendary and it is nearly impossible to just eat one no matter your age. Take bunny tails to your next Easter gathering and watch them disappear!

Bunny tails! A plate of white bunny tail treats for Easter shown with a spoon and tea pot - Kids Activities Blog
Let’s make these cute Easter treats…bunny tails!

How to Make Bunny Tails Easter Treats

Kids Activities Blog loves sweet treats so we hope you will enjoy these cute and yummy bunny tails. This easy bunny tails recipe is also a great party favor or class treat for the kiddos that your kids can help you put together.

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My son was so excited to help me make these and he was even more excited to taste them. Since it didn’t involve any stove use it’s a recipe he was able to be involved in through the whole process. When we were done making them he kept asking me every 5 minutes, “Are they ready? Can I try one now?”

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Bunny Tails Recipe

I usually can’t handle more then one bite of fudge because it’s so rich. But because of the combinations of sweet and tart in this recipe I must admit I had more than one, well maybe two…

Ingredients Needed To Make These Easter Treats

Directions To Make A Bunny Tails Treat

Step 1

Beat cream cheese in a large bowl until smooth.

Step 2

Add sugar one cup at a time then add lemon extract and zest.

Step 3

Step 3 - Kids can make these cute and delicious Bunny Tails for a sweet Easter treat.
This kid enjoys making the bunny tails recipe.

Melt white chocolate in 30 sec intervals until it’s creamy. (make sure it doesn’t scorch) I usually add 1tsp of shortening to it to make it nice and creamy and to avoid scorching.

Step 4

Add chocolate to cream cheese mix.  If the cream cheese is not a room temperature the chocolate will slightly solidify. (this happened to me) If this happens just place your bowl inside another bowl of boiling water to make it smooth again.

Step 5

Pour fudge into a 9X9 pan lines with wax paper and let it chill in the fridge.

Step 6

Once it has solidified use your small circle cookie cutters to cut out the bunny tails.

Step 7

Add coconut and nuts if you would like textured bunny tails. Also, note if you play with the amounts above you may not end up with solidified fudge (believe me, I know).

Easter Treats {Kids Can Make}: Bunny Tails

Easter Treats {Kids Can Make}: Bunny Tails

It is time for Easter and that means...Easter treats!! Try getting in the kitchen with your child with recipes like this one that kids can make.

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cups Cream Cheese (soften)
  • 3 cups powdered sugar
  • 2 tsp lemon extract
  • 1 11 oz package of white chocolate chips or white bark
  • lemon zest sprinkle
  • nuts and coconut (optional)

Instructions

  1. Beat cream cheese in a large bowl until smooth.
  2. Add sugar one cup at a time then add lemon extract and zest.
  3. Melt white chocolate in 30 sec intervals until it’s creamy. (make sure it doesn’t scorch) I usually add 1tsp of shortening to it to make it nice and creamy and to avoid scorching.
  4. Add chocolate to cream cheese mix.  If the cream cheese is not a room temperature the chocolate will slightly solidify. (this happened to me) If this happens just place your bowl inside another bowl of boiling water to make it smooth again.
  5. Pour fudge into a 9X9 pan lines with wax paper and let it chill in the fridge.
  6. Once it has solidified use your small circle cookie cutters to cut out the bunny tails.

Notes

Add coconut and nuts if you would like textured bunny tails. Also, note if you play with the amounts above you may not end up with solidified fudge (believe me, I know).

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Our Experience WIth THese Easter Treats

These Easter treats are so tasty. You can wrap them for gift Easter baskets or to set them out for Easter brunch. We just ate them as a treat. There are so many different complex Easter treats like meringues, cake pops, pie, melted chocolate marshmallows, and they’re great…but sometimes simple is all you need.

We also experimented with flavor. We made multiple batches of these. We made them lemon flavored, which is our favorite. But we also experimented with vanilla and vanilla cinnamon, which weren’t bad. But something about that lemon tang just hits the spot. And the texture makes me happy too.

Looking For More DIY Easy Easter Treats?

Want more Easter treats? From sugar cookies, carrot cakes, egg candies (or other Easter candy) we got it all!

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want some tasty surprise this Easter?
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  • Rice krispie treats that are sure to please. Definitely add this to your Easter menu.
  • Easy cookie recipes are always a dessert solution! You can turn these into Easter cookies that guests will love.
  • or try these fun fudge recipes! Fudge is one of the classics that is perfect for any celebration.

How did the bunny tails recipe turn out…could you eat just one?



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