Hey peeps!!  Have you made Easter Bunny Snack Mix?  It's one of my all-time favorite snacks (any time of year - not just Easter), but it's especially fun for the holidays when it's delicious, addictive, and pretty!!
I mean seriously.... salty and sweet. Â Chocolate and popcorn. Â It's the best of all worlds!!
My favorite part is that I can make it under 20 minutes and it's inexpensive! You could buy everything you need for less than $10 and still have snacks leftover!
Need a quick snack? Â Done. Â Need a fun treat to send to your kids' class? Â Done.
One other thing I should mention.  Usually when we snack on popcorn, we use an air popper with butter flavored non-stick cooking spray and salt. But my youngest kiddo is totally addicted to popcorn, so I buy microwave popcorn that he can make for himself or for my husband to have at work...
Anyway, while my video uses homemade popcorn, we really prefer the microwave popcorn for this recipe. Â The already salted, super buttery kind, if you must know.
In addition to the popcorn, you'll need M&M's, pretzels and candy melts (or white chocolate) at the very least. Â You could also toss in any other snacks you enjoy... nuts, Chex cereal, raisins, chocolate chips, candy corn, other seasonal M&M's... you get the idea.
Easter Bunny Snack Mix
Okay - so are you ready to make it? Â Â Here's the printable recipe:
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Easter Bunny Snack Mix
Ingredients
- 8-10 cups of popped popcorn (microwave or homemade)
- 8 ounces of white candy melts or almond bark
- Optional mix-ins (about 2 cups of any of the following):
- M&Ms
- Pretzels
- Candy Corn
- Chex Cereal
- Peanuts
- Chocolate Chips
- Cinnamon Red Hots
Jeanie
Thanks for sharing. Love the tasty and simplistic recipe. Excited to share with my moms group.
Raquel
This looks terrific! We love salty sweet snacks and it is so cute for Easter!
★★★★★
Rhonda Shuler
I love your site....so much fun to do with my children....yes.
Rose
Thank you!! xx
Shirley Wood
Such an easy and fun snack mix everyone will enjoy! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday. Hope to see you next week.
Hattie Johnson
Does this have a good shelf life to make ahead of time?
Rose
Yes, as long as it's in a sealed container.