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Create an Edible Easter Terrarium

By: Melissa Caughey

Create an edible Easter terrarium for a centerpiece or special holiday treat.

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Easter Centerpieces

These charming centerpieces make for a wonderful holiday centerpiece or a delightful alternative to an Easter basket for a child.

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Layer Your Terrarium

Add the chopped up English toffee to mimic gravel. Next add the crushed Oreos for dirt.

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Plant the Grass

Add a bit of the edible Easter grass. This variety tastes like green sour apple.

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Decorate

Small speckled caramel candies are perfect for robin's eggs.

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Get Creative

An ice cream cone with the bottom removed looks like an Easter basket. It is just the perfect size to fill with candies.

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Choose Your Bunny

Keep in mind the size of your glass jar when you are selecting the perfect bunny.

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Choose Your Flavors

With so many varieties of Easter candy available, the sky is the limit. Get creative!

Learn how to make a miniature hen in a nest perfect for party favors, place settings, and Easter gifts.

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Nesting Hen Easter Treat

For a spin on the edible terrarium, make a smaller version featuring this sweet nesting hen, a great option for a party where you need to make multiple treats.

For this craft you will need: 1 wide mouth pint canning jar/1 large chocolate covered peanut butter egg, edible easter grass, malted milk candy eggs, sugar chick, garden twine, scissors, label, marker

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Gather Your Supplies

For each treat you will need: 1 wide mouth pint canning jar/ 1 large chocolate covered peanut butter egg / edible Easter grass / malted milk candy eggs / 1 sugar chick / garden twine / scissors / label / and a marker.

Place the chocolate peanut butter egg into the bottom of the jar.

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Add Dirt

Place the chocolate peanut butter egg into the bottom of the jar.

Gather a clump of edible Easter grass and add that to the jar next.

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Build a Nest

Form a small clump of edible Easter grass and add that to the jar.

Top the grass off with a few edible eggs.

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Add Eggs

Top the grass nest off with a few colorful malted milk eggs.

Then add a sweet hen to sit upon her nest of eggs.

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Mama Hen

Top the nest off with a hen to sit upon the eggs.

Add some garden twine and a label with the message of your choice.

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Tie it Up

Cut a length of garden twine and tie it around the rim of the jar. Next tie on the label with the wording of your choice.

Your sweet treat is now ready to share with friends and family. I wonder how long they can resist the temptation?

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A Peeping Treat

Your sweet treat is now ready to share with friends and family. I wonder how long they can resist the temptation?