7 Easter Foods that are Almost Too Cute to Eat

You could serve the same standards your family has come to expect from your holiday meals. Or you could make these clever Easter desserts, appetizers, and drinks from party-planning experts Dawn Sandomeno and Elizabeth Mascali of the Party Bluprints Blog. Keep clicking to see their creative ideas and easy recipes.

These mini cheese sandwiches are fantastic appetizers for filling the bellies of the younger set at your spring celebrations.

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Surprise the young (and young at heart) at your Easter brunch or family breakfast table with a nutritious meal that proves to be just as fun as a treat.

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Try some devilish fun at your Easter party this year with these delightful and delicious hors d’oeuvres. They’ll be the stars of the table!

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Serve this healthy treat in vintage glass milk bottles embellished with ribbon and striped paper straws (stick in two per glass to mimic Easter bunny ears!) to make a statement on your brunch table.

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Let these simply charming confections add a special touch to your Easter table. These light and airy meringue nests filled with luscious lemon curd and topped with bright blueberries are a sweet grown-up treat.

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Featuring Easter rabbits’ favorite healthy snacks, these single-serving portions are a fun twist on the traditional veggies-and-dip platter. Serve them en masse on a buffet table at a brunch or cocktail party or plop one at each place setting at a sit-down dinner.

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Move over dyed Easter eggs. This edible hard-boiled egg is all dressed up for the holiday and ready to bring on smiles! Top off each place setting at your table with this whimsical addition.

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