Coconut Easter Bunny Candies
Celebrate Easter with these adorable Coconut Easter Bunny Candies. They’re not only festive and fun to make, but they also taste delicious. With a crunchy coconut base, creamy white chocolate-covered almonds, and walnut “hooves,” these little candies offer a perfect mix of textures. Plus, they’re a great activity to do with kids, making them a memorable part of your Easter celebration.

To get the best results, use high-quality white chocolate with at least 30% cocoa butter. It melts smoothly and gives a richer flavor compared to cheaper options made with vegetable fats.

Ingredients
- White chocolate-covered almonds – You can also use yogurt covered almonds.
- Coconut Raffaello chocolates – Or any coconut covered round bite-sized treat.
- Almonds
- Snowflake sprinkles
- Walnut halves
- Green chocolate shards – Or colored coconut shavings to decorate.
- White candy melts

How To Make Coconut Easter Bunny Candies
- Carefully trim the walnuts and coconut balls with a sharp knife to create flat surfaces where they’ll be attached.
- Use a double boiler or microwave the white candy melts in 15-second bursts, stirring until completely smooth.
- Dab a bit of melted chocolate on the walnut and the coconut candy. Press them together and refrigerate for 15 minutes to set.
- Spoon a small drop of melted chocolate on top of each coconut ball. Attach a white chocolate-covered almond to create the bunny’s face.
- Place two sliced almonds on either side of the face, using melted chocolate as glue. Sprinkle snowflake sprinkles on top to create fluffy bangs.
- Chill the candies until the chocolate has fully hardened. Draw cute bunny faces using a water-based food marker. Let the kids join in for some creative fun!
- Arrange the bunnies on a platter with green chocolate shards or colored coconut shavings for a festive grassy look.
Step-By-Step Process






Chef Jenn’s Tips
- For a sweeter twist, swap walnuts with pecans for a buttery flavor.
- Try small cornflakes instead of sliced almonds for quirky bunny ears.
- Keep the candies in the fridge in an airtight container if making ahead.
Make It A Meal
These bunny treats are a delightful addition to your Easter dessert table. They pair wonderfully with cookies, cakes, or fruit platters. For a cozy touch, serve them with tea, coffee, or hot cocoa. They also make adorable edible gifts, adding a handmade touch to your holiday celebrations.
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Storage
Store the lamb candies in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. If gifting, keep them chilled until ready to serve to maintain their shape and texture.

Coconut Easter Bunny Candies
Ingredients
- 6 white chocolate-covered almonds
- 9 coconut Raffaello chocolates
- almonds sliced
- 1 teaspoon snowflake sprinkles
- 9 walnut halves
- 2-3 teaspoons green chocolate shards or colored coconut shavings to serve
- ¼ cup white candy melts
Instructions
- Carefully trim the walnuts and coconut balls with a sharp knife to create flat surfaces where they’ll be attached.
- Use a double boiler or microwave the white candy melts in 15-second bursts, stirring until completely smooth.
- Dab a bit of melted chocolate on the walnut and the coconut candy. Press them together and refrigerate for 15 minutes to set.
- Spoon a small drop of melted chocolate on top of each coconut ball. Attach a white chocolate-covered almond to create the bunny’s face.
- Place two sliced almonds on either side of the face, using melted chocolate as glue. Sprinkle snowflake sprinkles on top to create fluffy bangs.
- Chill the candies until the chocolate has fully hardened. Draw cute bunny faces using a water-based food marker. Let the kids join in for some creative fun!
- Arrange the bunnies on a platter with green chocolate shards or colored coconut shavings for a festive grassy look.
Notes
Chef’s Tips
- For a sweeter twist, swap walnuts with pecans for a buttery flavor.
- Try small cornflakes instead of sliced almonds for quirky bunny ears.
- Keep the candies in the fridge in an airtight container if making ahead.