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Easter Dessert Candy Board

Easter Dessert Candy Board is a great addition to your Easter desserts. Filled with surprise little sweets and Easter chocolates to keep everyone happy

Easter Dessert Candy Board

One of the things I love making, besides baking and cooking, is making boards filled with delicious treats.

It could be something like my Easy Charcuterie Board (perfect to start your Easter !) or another Sweet Board, Candy Charcuterie Board, which again is perfect for not only Valentine’s Day, but any occasion !

You might find it easier to start with a plan, just a rough idea is enough, of the lay-out for your Candy Platter.

Below you will see I started with placing my glass bowls (you can use any bowls or none at all) in a shape, with my tallest glass at the back.

A swirling row of yogurt coated pretzels is also added as I want to “build” my board more or less around this shape.

Easter Dessert Candy Board - Start

You can also add more tall glasses (holders) at the back for chocolate coated pretzel sticks or similar treats. It is better placed at the back as it won’t be bumped over every time someone reaches for a treat behind it.

Easter Dessert Candy Board

As I have mentioned before in my other platter type board posts, there is not really a recipe to follow.

The main thing is – you add ingredients, in this case candy, which you prefer, suits your color scheme and also ideal for your guests. Keep in mind kids and adults usually prefer different candies.

Easter Dessert Candy Board

Where do you find the perfect candies for an Easter Dessert Candy Board ?

One answer – in your favorite grocery store in the Easter goodies aisle !  I know not all stores have an aisle dedicated to only Easter goods, but have a look around the store too.

Another thing to keep in mind is that you need not ONLY add Easter candies. I like to add everyday sweeties, think Astro’s, candy coated small buttons, wafer cookies and so much more.

Easter Dessert Candy Board

However to fit in with the Easter theme it only makes sense that the majority of candies are in fact Easter candies/sweets.

Pastel or bright colors ? Totally up to you ! Even a mixture of the colors will do. This is the fun part of building a candy board, you make it the way you want it !

Easter Dessert Candy Board

More Easter recipes you might like:

Easter Dessert Candy Board

Easter Dessert Candy Board

Easter Dessert Candy Board

Linda Nortje
How to make an Easter Dessert Candy Board quickly and easily. Flavors, textures and shapes - all perfect treats to place on a Easter sweet platter !
5 from 5 votes
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Course Sweet Treats
Prep Time 25 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • 1. ) Variety of Candies hard, soft, different shapes, textures and flavors
  • 2. ) Variety of Easter Chocolates
  • 3. ) Pretzels coated in yogurt or chocolate (traditonal pretzel shape or sticks)
  • 4. ) Cookies i.e chocolate with a filling wafer cookies etc
  • 5. ) Candy coated nuts

Instructions
 

  • Place your glass/es, bowls etc strategically on the serving board
  • Start with a row or two of eye catching candies - i.e. the coated Pretzels
  • Continue to add different candies to the serving board until full
  • Place larger treats more around the rim and smaller treats on the inside so as to keep the candies from rolling off (not a must, only a tip)

Notes

  • Any Candy flavor is great for Easter, however Chocolate is always the winner !
  • Different sizes, shapes and colors will make this a center piece on your dessert table (or go for an all pastel themed board)
  • Use Candies you like/prefer - no need to use only certain flavors !
  • Make the Easter Candy Charcuterie board as big or small to suit your needs
Nutrition value, where given, is not always accurate. Please also check your ingredient labels.

Equipment Suggestions

1.) Serving Board
2.) Small bowls or any containers for tiny treats
3.) Glass or similar for Pretzel sticks and similar treats
5 from 5 votes (5 ratings without comment)
Recipe Rating




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