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Easter can be a tricky time if you’re the parent of a child with food allergies, and a sad and confusing time if you’re the child with the allergies! But there’s no reason why your kids need to miss out on the scrumptious fun.
Easy, yummy and sweet, these little iced biscuits are a great alternative to chocolate eggs.
Are you ready for some fantastic Easter fun? Keep the fun and celebrations going with our 10 steps to a memorable Easter.
Easter is a great time to hit the kitchen with the kids and get baking. They'll love helping you make this easy biscuits in the shape of Easter eggs - and after they're out of the oven, they can go crazy decorating. Fun!
Are you looking for a nice bite for your Easter celebration? This jelly bean Easter bark is pretty and you can bundle it up to make lovely party favours too.
Move over chocolate eggs! These delightful little Easter chick marshmallow pops will be a hit with the kids, and theyre simple and budget-friendly to make.
These cute little Easter Bunny tails are made from marshmallow, chocolate and coconut. They are a fun Easter activity for the kids and a lovely treat for friends and family.
These cute little Easter chick biscuits are the perfect Easter gift for friends or you can just serve them to your little guests with a big glass of milk.
This Easter bunny butt cake will delight the kids and makes a great Easter centrepiece for the table. That naughty rabbit is digging in the garden again!
These cute Easter Bunny iced cookies will make the perfect gift for friends and family. You can get the kids to help you cook these for a fun activity.
Fresh strawberries and cream go into making this deliciously fruity frozen treat. Not got an ice cream maker? No worries! Follow the instructions for how to make this recipe using a freezer.
Eggs are traditionally associated with Easter so what better kids' activity to keep the little ones busy than Easter egg bocce (bowls)! Don't worry - we're talking hard boiled eggs of course. Anything else would just be a yolk!
Try a variation on the standard Easter fun with some energetic activity in this action-packed Easter egg hunt!
These cute little carrot-shaped snack bags are the perfect party favour for your Easter celebration.You can even get the kids to help you make them.
Make Easter morning extra fun by turning fried eggs and bacon into this cute and simple Easter Bunny breakfast. The kids will be hopping to the table for this one!
These hand painted Easter cookies will make a delightful activity for the family at Easter. Bake the cookies and then let your family play.
Celebrate Easter with this gorgeous chocolate plaited-bread wreath, which is studded with dark chocolate and sultanas. Dont you want to just rip straight into it?
These super cute cupcakes are the perfect way to celebrate Easter. Decorated with coconut and lollies to make the chicks' faces, they're one for the kids to help make.
A great gift for friends and friends’ kids. Even better, take un-iced cupcakes to your get together and let the kids ice and decorate the cakes themselves.
