Easter Peeps aren’t just a delicious American marshmallow treat—they’re also super fun to use in baking and creative Easter activities!
These colorful, sugary confections are a staple in the USA, and if you love them as much as we do, you’ll enjoy finding new ways to enjoy and transform them beyond just snacking.
From festive desserts to adorable crafts, today we’re sharing some amazing Easter Peep recipes and ideas to make the most of these sweet treats.
Let’s get creative with 10 fun things to do with Easter Peeps.
Where Can You Buy Easter Peeps?
Easter Peeps are available from a number of locations depending on where in the world you live.
If you're in the USA then your in luck, you can get the full range of peeps in many US supermarkets and online by visiting Amazon.
If you live in the United Kingdom, like I do, you can also order American Easter peeps from Amazon.co.uk or you can visit the American section of your local Asda Supermarket. They usually have peeps at Easter for you to enjoy!
Easter Peeps Recipes
I hope you like this list of Easter Peeps recipes and it gives you some creative ideas to try this Easter. I think they are all amazing and super fun.
These treats are great to make at home with the kids or in preschool or the kindergarten setting.
You may want to take them to an Easter party or even try them out with the adults. After all, adults love marshmallows too!
1. Peeps S’mores – A Gooey, Colorful Twist on a Classic
Who says s’mores are just for summer? Swap out those boring old marshmallows for vibrant, sugary Peeps and watch them caramelize into sweet, gooey goodness. Just sandwich a Peep between graham crackers and chocolate, pop it in the microwave for a few seconds, and enjoy an ooey-gooey, colorful treat that will have your kids begging for more!
2. Peeps Hot Chocolate – The Ultimate Easter Drink
Move over, whipped cream—Peeps are here to take your hot cocoa game to the next level. Drop a Peep into a warm mug of hot chocolate and watch it slowly melt into a frothy, sugary swirl of deliciousness. Bonus points if you use bunny-shaped Peeps for extra cuteness!
3. Peeps Rice Krispies Treats – Sweet and Springy!
Take your traditional Rice Krispies treats and make them even more festive by melting Peeps instead of marshmallows. The best part? They’ll turn your treats into bright pastel colors, making them an instant hit at Easter gatherings.
4. Peeps Play Dough – Edible and Fun for Little Hands
Got little ones who love sensory play? Make edible Peeps play dough! Just mix melted Peeps with a bit of cornstarch and coconut oil, and voilà—sweet-smelling, squishy dough that’s safe for tiny taste-testers.
5. Peeps Science Experiment – Who Knew Science Could Be So Sweet?
Turn snack time into science time with a fun Peeps experiment. Pop them in the microwave and watch them puff up to hilarious sizes, or place them in different liquids (like water, vinegar, and soda) and observe what happens over time. Who says sugar can’t be educational?
6. Peeps Easter Wreath – A Sweet DIY Decoration
Get crafty and create a fun Easter wreath using Peeps! Simply glue them onto a foam wreath base, add some colorful ribbon, and hang it up for a festive and edible (if the kids get sneaky) decoration.
7. Peeps Pudding Cups – A Fun Dessert for Easter Dinner
Layer chocolate pudding, crushed cookies, and a Peep on top for the cutest little Easter treat. You can even add candy eggs and sprinkles to make them extra festive. Dessert has never been this adorable!
8. Peeps Skewers – A Colorful, Kid-Friendly Treat
Thread Peeps onto skewers along with fruit, marshmallows, or even brownies for a fun, easy-to-eat snack. Perfect for Easter parties or a fun afternoon treat that keeps sticky fingers to a minimum.
9. Peeps Bunny Races – A Game Your Kids Will Love!
Grab some toothpicks and mini marshmallows and turn Peeps into race cars. Stick the Peeps on top of the “wheels” and roll them across the table. See which one goes the farthest—winner gets an extra Peep (if they’re not already bouncing off the walls from sugar)!
10. Peeps Ice Cream Sundaes – The Ultimate Sugar Rush
Scoop up some ice cream, drizzle on some syrup, and top it off with a Peep (or two) for the most colorful sundae ever. Want to go all out? Add sprinkles, whipped cream, and crushed cookies. Because if you’re already eating Peeps, why not go all in?
Final Thoughts: Don’t Let Those Peeps Go to Waste!
Instead of letting Peeps pile up (or hiding them at the back of the pantry until next Easter), get creative with these fun ideas. Whether you’re turning them into gooey treats, silly experiments, or playful crafts, Peeps can be way more than just a sugar rush waiting to happen.
So, tell me—what’s your favorite way to use up leftover Peeps? Let me know in the comments, and happy Easter, busy mamas!
My favorite one is the little race cars! Those are absolutely adorable.
They are cute. The post for these is coming out soon.
Ohh! They are just the cutest....
I have never heard of Peeps!
Thanks. I think so too! 🙂
Marshmallow Peeps are adorable and fun! I love that they are fluffy and gooey. I would like to make some Peeps S’mores.
A wonderful collection of cutesies! I'll have to share this with my kids!
thanks Azlin!
Very cute ideas but making homemade marshmellows is more fun and you miss all the chemicals!
We don't get these here in Canada (or at least where I live) but I would love to try # 6 which is my favorite, Chocolate dipped Chick Peeps.
Yes same in the uk... we have to order them from overseas!
That looks incredibly cute! makes me wanna go home for eastern...
All are adorable ideas! There's really so much that you can do with peeps. These desserts are a must have on the table when you're celebrating Easter. It's going to be a hit with the kids.
Yes there are so many fun ideas. I need to order some more on amazon!
I (I mean my kids) love peeps! Thanks for this fun list of things to make with them. It would be fun for a family night activity!
ha ha! It would make a great family home evening activity. I agree.
We love Easter Peeps! My kids are going to really enjoy doing these crafts during Spring break!
Oh yes...it's a great time for having lots of fun with the kids. Our break starts next week!
These are all so cute and unique! My boys would really like the racing cars. My favorite is the snack mix. Looks yummy!