Here comes Peter Cottontail! It just wouldn’t be a holiday for us without some sort of fun pancakes and these Easter Bunny Pancakes are so yummy! We have made fun pancakes for nearly ever holiday, so naturally we would have to have Easter Bunny pancakes for Easter. Right?
Easter Bunny Pancakes
My boys can’t wait for the Easter Bunny to show up, so in the mean time we made Easter Bunny pancakes. As, with most of my pancake ideas, these are pretty self-explanatory from looking at the picture. I’ve decided you can make almost any type of object with pancakes, bananas, marshmallows and chocolate chips. Really, you should try it.
How to Make an Easter Bunny Pancake
Mix up your favorite pancake batter and make a few large round pancakes You will also need to make some medium sized round pancakes to cut into the bunny ears and bow tie. One medium sized pancake = 2 ears and a bow tie. (Are you following?) And you also need some tiny pancakes for the cheeks.
The assembly was easy, peasy. Just add banana slices for the eyes, with chocolate chips for the eye balls, nose and bow tie. I used my mini pancakes for the cheeks and then mini-marshmallows for the teeth. I crisped up some bacon and cut into strips for the whiskers and I ended up with an Easter bunny who was almost too cute to eat.
My boys are getting way too excited for the Easter bunny to visit and we have a fun weekend with family planned, including the yearly Easter Egg hunt at grandma’s house. We’re just hoping that the weather will cooperate!
Do you have any big plans for the Easter weekend? I plan on eating lots of Cadbury Mini Eggs
What Easter Traditions do you have with your kids? Share in the comments below.
For more Easter fun food ideas check out:
20 Easter Breakfast Ideas for Kids
Build Your Own Easter Egg Pancakes
So cute! If we actually ate pancakes in my household this would be fun to try. I definitely encourage playing with one’s food whenever possible. LOL
We definitely know how to play with our food around here. I figure my 4 boys are going to play with their food anyways so I might as well add to the fun. 😉
Super Cute! Thanks for the idea! This will be a nice surprise for the kiddies on Easter Morning. —
Thank you Gina! Did you make them for the kids? I’d love to know what they thought.
These are too cute! You are so creative! I’ll have to try this with my toddler – see if she notices anything different 😉 haha!
Picked up your card at the BYB13 and I’m following you in every possible way. Hope you’ll follow me back because I’d love to get to know you!
Kaylynn
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Thank you Kaylynn! I must have missed your card at BYB but I would love to get to know you as well!
So easy and fun to make! Thanks again for sharing this at my Facebook Milestone Link Party :)!