Saturday Shopping with Me: Easter Sweets

Written ByLynn

My niece is getting married at the end of the month and several other nieces and nephews are coming into town who I haven’t seen in a very long time.

Many of them have kids and I was thinking that it would be nice to make some little Easter Baskets with some homemade sweets in them.

After a delightful Saturday shopping, enjoy two cute, white bunny-shaped desserts on a round black-rimmed plate. Each bunny features small pink ears and black eyes, resembling marshmallow or mochi treats that are almost too adorable to eat.

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Making Sweets

I’m not much of a baker but I think I can handle some chocolate candies and even some cake pops.

What I don’t have are the molds to do this. I’m very impressed with what is available.

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I hope that you enjoyed shopping with me today!

If you made a purchase, please know that I so appreciate it as it helps in a small way to support my small house business.

Peace & Love,

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