This sweet and crunchy Easter treat is one that both kids and adults will love.
Before I was a mom I used to to enjoy spending hours creating treats for the holidays. I would get together with my mom and we would spend a whole Saturday making chocolates, decorating cookies and making pies. Now that I have two little boys of my own the only time I get to make treats is if they are napping or if it’s something I can make in between the “hold me’s” and the “mom, he stole my toy!”.
So when I saw this Party Popcorn that my good friend Kendra made I knew this would be the perfect treat for Easter. The best part (aside from the sprinkles and Cadbury Eggs) is that it takes less than 2 minutes to make. Plus you can change up the color of the sprinkles and the add ins to make it work for any holiday or occasion.
Easter Popcorn

Ingredients
- 1/2 cup uncooked popcorn kernals (or 4 cups of popped popcorn)
- 1/2 cup white chocolate candy melts
- Cadbury Eggs
- Sprinkles
Instructions
- Pop popcorn according to package details.
- Place chocolate in a microwave safe bowl and cook for 30 seconds.
- Stir and cook for an additional 30 seconds, stir again until chocolate is melted.
- Drizzle melted chocolate over popcorn and top with Cadbury Eggs and sprinkles.
What’s your favorite way to jazz up popcorn?
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Sydney is a stay at home mom who has a passion for saving people money. When she isn’t chasing after her sons you can find her in the kitchen creating family friendly meals and treats. To check out more sweet treats, fun crafts and money saving tips visit Sydney at Tastefully Frugal or follow her on Facebook and Instagram.
Thanks so much for letting me guest post for you today! This is my boys’ favorite movie snack now.
Thank YOU so much Sydney! I really appreciate it! It looks so good. I know my boys will love this!
How cute and how fun! Such a great idea for kids and Easter. Popcorn is my favorite!
Cadbury eggies would make it amazing!!!!! Looks so delicous, Sydney! Thanks for the link back!
Looks amazing! I found this on a link-up.