Edible Easter Basket
This fun Edible Easter Basket is a cute gift for children, family, neighbors, or friends. It is extra fun to personalize them with their favorite candies.
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I saw this Edible Easter Basket years ago and decided to make them for my children. They thought they were fun-they loved them. I had fun making them, too!
Supplies Needed for this Edible Easter Basket:
4 boxes of theater size boxes of candy- personalize them with your family’s favorites candies
1 licorice rope or Nerd rope
Easter grass
Favorite candy (I added a cute spatula, too) to fill the Easter basket
Hot glue and a hot glue gun
A piece of thick cardboard to glue to the bottom of the candy boxes to make the basket
Ribbon for decoration, if desired
Plastic eggs, if desired
How to Make this Edible Easter Basket:
1. Glue the four candy boxes into a square with hot glue.
2. Trace the bottom of the box you have formed with the four candy boxes onto the cardboard. Cut the cardboard out a little smaller than the traced marking so it won’t show. Then, glue it to the bottom of the formed box.
3. Glue the licorice rope to the inside of the box to form the handle. Note: this “handle” is not strong enough to carry the completed basket. It is just for decoration.
4. When the glue has dried, fill the bottom of your Easter basket with Easter grass. Then, add desired candy and gifts.
5. Decorate with ribbon, if desired.
Have fun making this cute and easy gift.
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