Make Easter extra sweet with these fun and easy DIY Easter snackle box ideas. Include colorful candies and favorite treats for a great gift!
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Easter Snackle Box Ideas
Target did it again! I was browsing the Bullseye Playground™ and found so many cute things for Easter.
If you are a regular visitor here, you know I love putting together unique holiday candy gifts for my great nieces. I’m sure my niece is cursing me out with the sugar!
I spotted glitter snackle boxes in pretty pastel colors and knew immediately they would be perfect for Easter.
The best part is, they can be used for kids lunches after. There are 8 compartments just the right size for small treats. They are under $10 and a great alternative to an Easter basket.
What to Put in an Easter Snackle Box
Customize your snackle box with favorite treats. You can also make a healthier version with fruit, cheese and crackers.
As I am gifting this instead of an Easter basket, I decided to go with classic candy including jelly beans, Peeps and Cadbury mini eggs.
Have you tried the new royal dark chocolate mini eggs? I may have snuck a few-so good!
You can even make up a batch of this Cadbury mini eggs Easter bark to include!
Look at how adorable this snackle box is:
You can see the pretty glitter on the box. Isn’t it so fun?
Add a festive ribbon and a gift tag and this sweet treat is ready for gifting. The cute bunny ribbon is from Dollar Tree.
I also added a fluffy white bunny keyring to the ribbon for an extra bit of cuteness.
Here are free printable Easter tags you can attach to your Easter gift.
That’s all there is to it! Super cute Easter snackle box ideas that the kiddos will love! Be sure to check out this Christmas snackle box to see another option.
I used a pretty pink tool box from Lowe’s as the base and the girls loved it!
They now use it for art supplies. Look at all the pretty colors it comes in and you can’t beat the price!
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If you want to go with a traditional Easter basket, check out these 31 DIY Easter Baskets.
Thanks for stopping by. Happy Easter!
More Easter crafts and home decorating ideas:
- Free Printables Wall Art
- Decoupage Plastic Easter Eggs
- Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs
- Dollar Store Spring Arrangement
- Kids Easter Basket Pudding Cups
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