Easter Dessert Kabobs - Inspired by Charm (2024)

These Easter Dessert Kabobs combine six of your favorite Easter desserts into one epic treat. There’s no longer a need to choose one dessert when you can have all six!

Easter Dessert Kabobs:

Happy Spring, friends! Today is a super fun day on IBC because I’m sharing the most epic and delicious Easter dessert recipe!

For my spring dessert idea, I couldn’t settle on one treat. So, I decided to combine six sweets into one to create these colorful and fun Easter Dessert Kabobs!

I’ve put together all of your Easter favorites in one incredible dessert. There are Peeps bunnies and chicks, carrot cake truffles, Rice Krispies Treats, peanut butter eggs, and homemade coconut cupcakes! And, because I couldn’t resist, I assembled all of this sweetness in the order of the rainbow. What more could you ask for in a dessert, right?

How to Make Easter Dessert Kabobs:

As you can see, this collection of desserts mixes a few store-bought favorites with homemade goodies.

You may have already seen my posts for the Carrot Cake Truffles and The Ultimate Coconut Cupcakes. I wanted to get those recipes on IBC so you were ready to go. Once you whip them up, the rest of the treats come together pretty quickly.

Of course, you can assemble these Easter Dessert Kabobs with any items you’d like. I love the addition of a few homemade desserts, but if time is tight, just purchase your favorite Easter confections at the grocery store.

I also wanted to create a rainbow of colors in these kabobs so that meant giving a few of the treats a colorful update.

To create the Easter Egg Hunt Rice Krispies Treats, I purchased pre-made Rice Krispies Treat Squares and cut them in half. I then dipped the tops into melted green candy melts.

Before the candy set, I added three jelly beans and sprinkled some green wafer shred sprinkles on top. (I bought the green wafer shred sprinkles at Walmart, but I also saw them at Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts.)

For the blue in my rainbow, I melted blue candy melts and poured them into a piping bag. I then drizzled the melted candy on mini peanut butter eggs in a crosshatch pattern. For a little sparkle, I sprinkled them with blue sugar crystals.

Peanut butter eggs are a favorite of mine, so I thought this was a fun way to dress them up.

The Peeps marshmallow bunnies and chicks (which are available in a variety of colors) were ready to go out of the box.

My only recommendation: Cut them apart with a sharp knife. Pulling them apart can cause them to rip or become misshapen.

With all of my individual desserts prepared, I simply added them, one by one onto a wood skewer. (You can find the wood skewers I used HERE.)Everything goes onto the skewers pretty easily. Just take your time with the chocolate covered treats to prevent cracking.

And that’s it. Your Easter Dessert Kabobs are ready to enjoy and impress your guests.

These do take some time to prepare and assemble, but I think the end result speaks for itself. To save time, you could prepare a few of the items (peanut butter eggs, cupcakes, and carrot cake truffles) a day or two in advance.

I’ve included a recipe below to guide you through a few of the steps and to provide you with a grocery list if needed. You’ll have to do a bit of math depending on how many kabobs you make, but I hope the recipe assists you in the process.

I hope you enjoy eating and making these fun Easter Dessert Kabobs as much I did. I was thrilled with how they turned out.

Want more Easter dessert ideas? Check out:

• Egg Hunt Easter Cookies
• Cream Puff Cake
• Coconut Macaroon Nests
• Carrot Cake Truffles
• Peanut Butter Sheet Cake
• The Ultimate Coconut Cupcakes

Now you can enjoy all of the flavors of Easter that you love in one dessert.

Easter Dessert Kabobs: