Easter is a time for candy, baskets, bunnies, and eggs! If you're looking for an easy Easter snack that will please both kids and adults, try this easy Easter Trail Mix recipe also known as bunny bait! It's perfect for filling Easter Eggs, Easter classroom parties, and packing in school lunches. Happy Easter!
Easter Trail Mix
This super easy Easter Trail Mix recipe (also known as bunny bait) is perfect for springtime, but it's especially popular for an easter treat. My kids love to take it as a classroom snack to school. The best part about the recipe? Your kids can make it completely on their own since it’s a no-bake recipe! This Easter snack mix can be customized with whatever your favorite trail mix add-ins might be and I will give you some additional ideas for this below as well.
I love to use trail mix for classroom parties at my kid's school so we also have a recipe for our favorite Halloween trail mix you can go to it by clicking this link here.
Simple Easter Trail Mix Ingredients:
- Mini Pretzels - You could also use pretzel sticks
- Annie’s Neapolitan Bunny Grahams
- Dried Cherries - You an use any other dried fruit you like in this trail mix.
- Covered Almonds - I used dark chocolate but you could use milk if you prefer it.
- Almonds - I used lightly salted but you could use whichever are your favorite.
- Peanuts - I used honey roasted but you can again use whichever are your favorite.
- Cadbury Mini Eggs - you could also use easter m&m's
- Cocunut Flakes - This is optional But I like it in this trail mix.
Easter Trail Mix Ideas:
Try adding some of these ingredients to make your own unique trail mix. Feel free experiment with different flavors and textures, but don't forget the importance in keeping it simple!
- Mini Marshmallows
- M&M's
- Cheeros
- popcorn
- Chex Cereal
- White Chocolate chips
- Jelly Beans
- Dried Fruits
How to Make Easter Trail Mix
You can't go wrong with a recipe that's so easy your kids can make it and doesn't require much or any help from you. Your kids will be able to complete it alone, making this an excellent choice for those times when they want some independence but still need assistance in the kitchen!
In a large bowl, combine all of the ingredients one at a time, and mix well with a large spoon. Have you ever made an easier recipe ever? I doubt it! This is an amazingly easy Easter snack mix?!
Frequently Asked Questions:
How to Store Trail Mix?
The best way to store this Easter trail mix is in an airtight container. This will help to keep the mix fresh and prevent the ingredients from going stale. A mason jar or zip-top bag works well. Finally, store the mix in a cool, dry place such as a pantry or cupboard. With these simple tips, you can enjoy this easter trail mix for a couple weeks.
How Much Trail Mix per Person?
It is hard to not eat it all! I usually do a one cup serving of this Easter trail mix per adult or ½ cup for kids.
Are Trail Mixes Nuts Good For You?
Nuts are a good source of heart-healthy unsaturated fats, while seeds are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. But like anything should be eaten in moderation so yes in moderation the nuts you add to trail mix can definitely be good for you.
Is Trail Mix Good For You?
Trail mix is a type of snack mix that typically includes a variety of nuts, dried fruit, and sometimes chocolate. But is trail mix good for you? The answer depends on the ingredients. If your trail mix is high in sugar and low in healthy fats, then it's not the best choice. However, if your trail mix includes a variety of nuts and dried fruits, then it can be a healthy and convenient snack. So go ahead and enjoy a handful of Easter Trail Mix!
Easter Trail Mix {Bunny Bait}
Ingredients
- 1 cup Pretzels
- 1 cup Annie's Neapolitan Bunny Grahams
- 1 cup Dried Cherries
- 1 cup Chocolate Covered Almonds
- 1 cup Almonds
- 1 cup Roasted Peanuts
- 1 cup Mini Cadberry Eggs
- ½ cup Coconut Flakes
Instructions
- Add all the ingredents into a bowl and stir to combine
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