Cute Vegan Easter Dessert Ideas You’ll Be Hoppy You Tried
This post is all about the best vegan Easter dessert ideas for a crowd.
If you’re looking for the cutest vegan Easter dessert ideas, you’re in the right place! These festive Easter treats don’t just look adorable, they’re also delicious and perfect for any Easter brunch or Easter dinner you’re hosting this year.
Many of these desserts also make great DIY Easter gifts, especially if you want something fun to share after Easter egg hunting.
While not every recipe on this list is 100% vegan, I’ve included plenty of easy swaps to help you make each dessert vegan-friendly so that most everyone can enjoy them!
From bunny cake pops and Peeps-inspired brownies to sweet bunny trail mix, this list is full of Easter dessert ideas you’ll be hoppy you tried!
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How to make these Easter desserts vegan
The recipes on this list are NOT necessarily vegan, but it is super easy to make a few swaps to make them vegan.
Here are the swaps (and links to vegan products) I make when I find yummy and cute holiday recipes that I want to be vegan:
- Vegan sprinkles
- Vegan marshmallows (great substitute for Peeps)
- Vegan brownie mix
- Vegan chocolate
- Vegan white chocolate
- Vegan pudding mix
- Pastel chocolate chips (also can be used as pastel sprinkles!)
- Vegan jelly beans to look like little Easter eggs
- Vegan cookie mix
- Vegan frosting
Best Vegan Easter Dessert Ideas
Peep bars
Peeps are such a classic Easter treat! Unfortunately, there isn’t really a vegan version of them, but I did link some pastel colored marshmellows below!
The mix of rich brownie or cake mix with light and fluffy marshmallows is the perfect balance for a yummy spring treat that people can grab and go on their Easter egg hunts!
Don’t forget to sprinkle on a few colorful chocolates for extra crunch, and you have an adorable Easter treat that’s super easy to make!
Get this peep bars recipe here.
Peanut butter chocolate eggs
Reese’s Easter eggs are my absolute favorite! I’m so glad I found these vegan copycat ones, and the colorful sprinkles are the perfect festive touch.
Best of all, these only require a few ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry.
If you’re running late to an Easter brunch, these are the perfect festive treat to throw together at the last minute. I also found these adorable reusable Easter molds if you want bunny shapes instead of eggs!
Get this peanut butter chocolate egg recipe here.
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Bunny cake bites
You can’t tell me these aren’t the cutest Easter treats ever!!
Full disclosure, when I tried to make cake pops the first time, they turned out horrible, but I am looking forward to remaking them, and I think adding more details to them, like these bunny ones, will help to cover up any flaws as I bake!
I think making baby chicks to go with the bunnies would be really adorable as well!
You can find the bunny cake bites recipe here.
Easter pudding cups
I didn’t even know vegan pudding mix existed, so this was a fun find!
With a bit of pastel food coloring and patience to stack each ingredient, you’ll be left with these adorable Easter-themed pudding cups!
Individual dessert cups are perfect for Easter parties because each guest can grab their own treat, and you don’t have to worry about layering a larger dish. These little cups will be their own type of decor on your Easter dessert table!
Get this Easter pudding cup recipe here.
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Bunny bait trail mix
This Easter bunny trail mix is such a great idea for Easter gifts or party favors! These type of mixes are generally crowd pleasers, and you can customize them however you prefer!
I found these adorable washable/reusable treat bags that you can fill with the bunny trail mix as well. Just a fun little touch if you want to elevate your gift a bit and not use a plastic bag!
I couldn’t find the adorable bunny sprinkles, but I did find these vegan pastel colored sprinkles that you can throw into your mix!
You can find the bunny bait trail mix here.
Bird’s nest cookies
These little birds’ nests would be perfect on their own, or I think they could be the perfect festive decor for cupcakes!
I couldn’t find vegan chow mein sticks so I just used vegan pretzel sticks!
If you only have a few minutes to whip up a dessert for Easter dinner, these are a perfect solution!
Get the bird’s nest cookie recipe here.
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Italian Easter Cookies
If you want a more traditional dessert, just stick to simple pastel colored sugar cookies! I’m all for using cookie mix and premade frosting.
Don’t forget to sprinkle on some pink sprinkles to stay on theme, and you can easily batch create plenty of delicious Easter goodies everyone will enjoy!
Get this Italian Easter cookie recipe here.
Easter egg cheesecake bites
Simple, yet cute, these Easter-themed cheesecake bites are rich yet stunning and perfectly on theme.
All you need is some vegan cream cheese, coconut flakes, graham crackers, and a few other ingredients to whip up these grab-and-go treats!
I love the color of the vegan jelly beans below to mimic Easter eggs, but you could easily use vegan chocolates as well for a more cohesive, creamy flavor!
Get this cheesecake bites recipe here.
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Have any other Vegan Easter dessert ideas you love?
Let us know in the comments below! It’s always fun to see all of the creative ways people make holiday-themed desserts!
Stay well,
Maggie
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