All you need is some Rice Krispies - we don’t even measure them ! A sharing bar of dairy milk and some mini eggs!
Melt the chocolate in a microwaveable bowl ,I usually stop every 30 seconds and give it a stir until fully melted. Add in your Rice Krispies - the less you add the more chocolatey they will be, so this stage is all about personally preference :)
That is your chocolate krispies done! Divide them out between your cake cases and then add your mini eggs. We used some galaxy golden eggs to which are delicious and yes I did eat half the packet whilst we made these ... not sorry !
We added an extra touch with a few sprinkles and popped them in the fridge for half hour to set. Honestly these went down a treat after dinner and they are such an easy and cheap sweet treat for the kids.
Ahh these bring back memories you can't go wrong with a chocolate krispie mini egg cake at Easter!
ReplyDeleteOh we love mini egg cakes for easter! They are so easy and the children can do it all by themselves!
ReplyDeleteWe've just made these a few days ago! We always make easter nests, but we've used shredded wheat in the past to look like twigs. That isn't sold here in Sweden, so we resorted to Rice Krispies
ReplyDeleteYES! One of my favourite combinations, we actually prefer these over Easter eggs in this household x
ReplyDeleteMy kids had this the other day. They loved it.
ReplyDeleteI do love krispie cakes and this is such a cute activity with the kids.
ReplyDeleteAww these look yummy. Love the gold eggs, not seen these before.
ReplyDeleteAw these were always one of my favorite parts of Easter, I'd forgotten all about them! Maybe I'll make these with my little boys, I bet they'd love them!
ReplyDeleteWe love making chocolate krispie cakes. We also use shredded wheat too for a more authentic looking nest
ReplyDeleteI haven't made rice krispie cakes for years. I love the added sprinkle and feel a little baking session coming on
ReplyDeleteYou can beat rice krispy cakes! My youngest made these at preschool yesterday and loved it!
ReplyDeleteThese are about as easy as baking gets with kids which makes them perfect! Looks like they were a hit too!
ReplyDeleteI used to LOVE making these when I was growing up, but I haven't tried making them with my little ones yet. You've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteoh we made these last weekend too - the girls kept pinching the eggs though...ok i did too! lol
ReplyDeleteOh these look great! It wouldn't be Easter without them! x
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy and so easy to make. I love that you've put golden eggs on top too. They look extra special. x
ReplyDeleteOh yum! Love the gold Easter eggs!
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