Easter half-term is a time full of fun, the start of spring and of course lots of chocolate.
We know it can be difficult thinking of ideas to keep the little ones entertained everyday, and we are also sure that by the end of the Easter break your homes will be overflowing with chocolate!
So, we’ve pulled together a list of recipes to use up your leftover chocolate, as well as a few Easter crafts to keep the kids entertained this half term and get them into the spirit of the occasion.
Keep on reading to find out more.
Take a look at some of our favourite ways to use up any leftover Easter chocolate.
Chocolate Cornflake Nests
Prep: 10 mins | Setting: 1 hour
A baking staple, these chocolate cornflake nests are a great way of using up any leftover Easter chocolate!
Simply melt any chocolate egg of your choosing and decorate as you please.
Click here for the recipe.
Cheesecake Filled Easter Eggs
Prep: 25 mins
Gaining popularity in recent years, cheesecake filled easter eggs have become a go-to sweet treat for many during this time of year. They’re easily customisable which means you can make them for the full family, or just have a variety of toppings to indulge in!
Click here for the recipe.
Easy Brownies
Prep: 15 mins | Cook: 30 mins
Perfectly indulgent and a great way of using any leftover chocolate, this brownie recipe is the perfect sweet treat if you are a lover of all things chocolatey.
Click here for the recipe.
Now let’s take a look at some easy Easter crafts.
Easter Bunny Plates
An easy way to keep your little ones entertained is by making the Easter Bunny out of paper plates!
Simply use the underside of a paper plate, grab some coloured card and pens to decorate as they wish.
It’s simple and doesn’t create a mess, whilst encouraging them to be creative so it’s a winner all round!
Painted Eggs
Another way to encourage your little ones to channel their creativity is by painting hard-boiled eggs.
They can simply paint them in nice colours with a unique design, or turn them into their very own character!
