Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Easter Egg Crackers

These chocolate covered peanut butter Easter egg crackers are a simple and quick Easter treat. With only a few ingredients you’ve got a festive spring treat that the kids can help you make!

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We love to celebrate Easter at our house and these fun Easter egg crackers are a simple and fun Easter treat. If you need a fun little snack for lunch boxes or a special afternoon snack I’m sure these will make everyone happy!  

Ingredients & Supplies

• Town House Crackers- As much as a I love Ritz this project needs a Town House cracker for the oval shape!
• Peanut Butter- You can use creamy or crunchy, whatever you prefer.
• Vanilla Almond Bark- Almond bark melts so well and is so easy to use for recipes like this one. I also use it in my favorite white chocolate puffcorn crack recipe that you should definitely check out!
• Milk Chocolate Chips- I love a good milk chocolate to dip into instead of semi-sweet
• Candy Melts & Pastry Bags- To decorate the crackers to look like Easter eggs I used Wilton candy melts in different colors. After using a pastry bag now for a while I find it so much easier to decorate and look nice so I always default to pulling out the cake decorating kit and reaching for the disposable plastic pastry bags.
• Pop Sticks– You could omit these but I think they are so cute as Easter egg “pops”

Using a Silpat to let these cool makes the process so easy! You can read about what a Silpat is and how it works in my post: The Top 3 Reasons I love my Silpat

Because I can’t resist chocolate and peanut butter I did some chocolate eggs in addition to the white ones.  The white eggs look much more “spring-ie” but I actually liked the look of the chocolate more than I thought I would. And honestly who can resist chocolate and peanut butter with a little bit of saltiness?! So good.

If you’re looking for another fun Easter activity for kids be sure to check out my Easter coloring page placemat, it’s free and fun for the kids to color while you’re prepping Easter dinner!

If you make these Easter egg crackers please let me know! It thrills me to hear from you and see what you’ve made! Leave a comment or tag me on Instagram (@handmadeintheheartland) or facebook!