Easy No Bake Easter Treats

Easter is almost here and today I'm sharing with you a fun Easy No Bake Easter Treat. I'm using cellophane cone-shaped bags filled with orange candies and tied with green ribbon made to look like carrots!

These bags make a great Easter snack to send home with family after the egg hunt! They also look great in a basket on the buffet table set for Easter brunch.

Make sure you grab the FREE printable gift tags below to use with your treat bags!

Check out all the other Easter Desserts for even more delicious recipes.

This isn't much of a recipe, but more of a fun snack idea for Easter. Like my other fun Easter Treats for Kids idea, this is not just a "Kids Easter Treat" because I guarantee big kids will enjoy taking home a carrot bag at the end of the day as well.

Grab your supplies...which are minimal...and let's get started! You won't believe how quickly these snacks come together.

Check out the recipe notes and variations following the step-by-step photos for any possible substitutions or tips on making this treat your own.

Looking for more Easy Desserts to serve for the Easter holiday? Try my Easter Bunny Cupcakes, Spring Sugar Cookies or my Easter Bundt Cake...yum!

Table of Contents

• 🛒Helpful Kitchen Tools
• 📋Supplies Needed
• What type of candy to use?
• 🥣Step-by-Step Instructions
• Substitutions and Variations
• Storage Tips
• Top Tip
• More Recipes to Love
• 💬 Comments

🛒Helpful Kitchen Tools

200 PCS Clear Cello Treat Bags100 Pieces Easter Carrot Transparent Cone Cello BagsGreen Organza Ribbon 50 Yards,500 Yards Curling Ribbon Green

 

📋Supplies Needed

This is an overview of the materials and instructions. Be sure to see the project card below for exact quantities, detailed instructions and special notes.

🥣Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1 | Combine the Ingredients

• Fill each bag with your choice of orange candy pieces.
• Tie the tops with green ribbon and trim the ends.
• If the tops of the bags are too long, you can cut them.

📌Quick Tip: Make sure you grab the FREE printable gift tags at the top of this post to attach to the top of your carrots if you plan on giving these as gifts.

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Substitutions and Variations

• Finding orange candy pieces can be a little difficult, so think outside the box!
• You could use cheese puff balls! Even Gold Fish Crackers would work.
• Check out how this one blogger made her Carrot Treat Bags using cheddar cheese popcorn! Heidi made a cute carrot top as well!

Storage Tips

• Store your treat bags in the pantry or in a closet for up to 2 weeks.
• The candy pieces would last longer than crackers or popcorn which tend to go stale faster.

Top Tip

• You can tie the ribbon in a bow or a simple double knot.
• Cut the ribbon at an angle to make a pretty "V" shape.

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REESE'S PIECES Peanut Butter In a Candy ShellM&M’S Milk Chocolate Orange CandySarah's Candy Factory Orange Slice Candy (5 Lbs in Jar)Jelly Belly Sunkist Tangerine Jelly BeansOrange Gummi Slices Candy, Delicious Sugar Coated Fruit Flavors Gummies (Half-Pound)