40 Easter Dessert Ideas That’ll Make Your Easter Sweeter
Easter desserts taste just as great as they look. Plus, they bring back nice memories that remind us how happy Easter can be. You can start your day with a cup of homemade hot chocolate, enjoy Easter cupcakes in the afternoon, and serve a fun bunny cake for dessert after dinner. But if you don’t know where to start, we got your back. Here are the best modern and traditional Easter dessert ideas you can make from the comfort of your home.
Easter Desserts
- Easter Cupcakes
- Bunny Cake
- Carrot Cupcakes
- Banana Cake
- Cassava Cake
- Camote Delight
- Buko Salad
- Sapin Sapin
- Suman
- Kutsinta
- Ube Halaya
- Bavarian Donut
- Fruit Gelatin
- Biko
- Buko Pandan
- Coffee Jelly
- Baked Churros
- Fluffy Chiffon Cake
- Egg Pie
- Apple Pie
- Blueberry Cheesecake
- Red Velvet Cake
- Fruit Salad
- Japanese Cheesecake
- French Macarons
- Mango Graham Cake
- Fruit Cake
- Maja Blanca
- Fruity Mochi
- Puto Bumbong
- Cherry Brownies
- Nutty Butterscotch
- Red Velvet Whoopie Pies
- Durian Butter Cake
- Mangosteen Pie
- Banoffee Pie
- Mango Sago Jelly
- Calamansi Muffins
- Banana Muffins
- Basque Burnt Cheesecake
1. Easter Cupcakes
You might have many Easter dessert ideas in mind, but this one always comes out on top: Easter cupcakes. Frosted with delicious coconut buttercream and cute Easter chocolate eggs, your kids or customers will surely love this one.
Check out our Easter cupcake recipe here.
2. Bunny Cake
This fun and cute Easter bunny cake is surprisingly quick and easy to make, thanks to HICAPS Instabake Moist Chocolate Cake Mix. With shredded coconut and colorful candy, this cake will quickly become an Easter staple in your home.
Check out our bunny cake recipe here.
3. Carrot Cupcakes
These carrot cupcakes with cream cheese frosting let you enjoy small, perfect Easter desserts. Imagine having delicious layers of carrot cake and cream cheese, but smaller and on the go. They’re perfect with bunny cakes, too!
Check out our carrot cupcake recipe here.
4. Banana Cake
Do you have excess ripe bananas at home that look like they’re about to go bad? Put them to good use by making banana cake. This easy-to-make, moist banana cake is something worth celebrating with your loved ones.
Check out our banana cake recipe here.
5. Cassava Cake
Cassava is a beloved Filipino root crop locals like to grate and turn into a delicious cake. This cake is creamy, rich, and purely indulgent. It features a buttery, almost crispy top that everyone loves.
Check out our cassava cake recipe here.
6. Camote Delight
Another root crop Filipinos love is kamote. And in pure Filipino fashion, we make a dessert out of it. Introducing the camote delight, a snack and dessert made with cream, condensed milk, and butter. With its delightful cheese topping, your Easter will surely brighten.
Check out our camote delight recipe here.
7. Buko Salad
As the ultimate holiday dessert, buko salad makes any Easter table more enticing. Easy and quick to make, this creamy and delicious dessert is a guaranteed party favorite. And did we say this is one of the most flexible Easter dessert ideas? You can add anything you want to it, including corn kernels, grapes, and apple cubes.
Check out our buko salad recipe here.
8. Sapin Sapin
This Easter dessert is as delicious as it is pretty. To be honest, we think it’s one of the most fun and vibrant Filipino desserts out there. It’s soft and chewy, and thanks to that golden latik, it’s guaranteed to be another Easter favorite.
Check out our sapin sapin recipe here.
9. Suman
One of the most popular kakanin (rice cakes) in the Philippines, suman is guaranteed to steal your hearts and bellies. It’s made of steamed, sweetened glutinous rice wrapped in banana or buri leaves. They’re perfect for a snack, dessert, or Easter breakfast!
Check out our suman recipe here.
10. Kutsinta
Also known as puto kutsinta, this traditional Easter dessert is also a star in the streets. Often sold by vendors, this sticky, chewy, and soft treat topped with grated coconut will make your loved ones and guests want more.
Check out our kutsinta recipe here.
11. Ube Halaya
This traditional Easter dessert is another popular treat made with ube (purple yam). Thanks to its creamy, rich, and heavenly flavor and texture, your taste buds will rejoice. Pro tip: it tastes better when you make it from scratch.
Check out our ube halaya recipe here.
12. Bavarian Donut
Imagine a fluffy brioche filled with creamy Bavarian, fried to perfection, and rolled in sugar. Looks heavenly? You better try one of the best and easiest Easter dessert ideas in this list.
Check out our Bavarian donut recipe here.
13. Fruit Gelatin
Impress your family, guests, and customers with a colorful, healthy, and delicious fruit gelatin. This is one of those Easter dessert ideas you can’t go wrong with. Plus, it’s perfect for a hot summer day (when easter falls this year).
Check out our fruit gelatin recipe here.
14. Biko
Do you want to serve a chewy, rich Filipino rice cake on Easter? You might want to consider this traditional Easter dessert. You see, a lot of families serve rice cakes during holidays, and Easter isn’t an exception.
Check out our biko recipe here.
15. Buko Pandan
Capture everyone’s hearts with buko pandan. Capturing hearts and tummies for decades, this treat features soft coconut, fragrant pandan, and creamy sauce. What more can we ask for?
Check out our buko pandan recipe here.
16. Coffee Jelly
Serve a refreshing twist to traditional Easter desserts with coffee jelly. This summer treat made with coffee, gelatin, sugar, and milk will melt people’s hearts (figuratively, of course).
Check out our coffee jelly recipe here.
17. Baked Churros
Contrary to popular belief, baked churros are just as delicious as fried ones. You can serve them after Easter breakfast or as part of your Easter afternoon tea. And did we tell you how well they go with hot chocolate or coffee?
Check out our baked churros recipe here.
18. Fluffy Chiffon Cake
Bake the fluffiest chiffon cake you’ll ever make this Easter with this recipe. Thanks to its light and cloud-like texture, this cake is perfect on its own or with some frosting.
Check out our fluffy chiffon cake recipe here.
19. Egg Pie
Picture creamy and milky egg custard on top of a buttery and flaky crust. Now open your eyes and see how much this Easter dessert delighted you. This bakery favorite is also perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Check out our egg pie recipe here.
20. Apple Pie
This apple pie is another Easter crowd favorite, featuring caramelized apples on top of a flaky pie crust. Plus, you know what they say: an apple a day (or maybe an apple pie slice) can make the doctor go away.
Check out our apple pie recipe here.
21. Blueberry Cheesecake
This incredible blueberry cheesecake might sound posh, but it’s easy to make. With a tangy blueberry sauce on top and a buttery graham cracker crust, this no-bake blueberry cheesecake will make mouths water.
Check out our no-bake blueberry cheesecake recipe here.
22. Red Velvet Cake
If you’re thinking of a favorite holiday flavor, look no more. This moist and soft red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting will be the centerpiece of your Easter table.
Check out our red velvet cake recipe here.
23. Fruit Salad
Perfect for an Easter or summer day, this treat is easy to make yet sophisticated to the palate. You can also make it with your kids a day before Easter for some sweet bonding time.
Check out our fruit salad recipe here.
24. Japanese Cheesecake
This Japanese-style souffle cheesecake works like clouds in your mouth. Full of creamy, cheesy flavor that slowly melts in your mouth, this Easter dessert idea can impress anyone.
Check out our Japanese cheesecake recipe here.
25. French Macarons
Next on our list of Easter dessert ideas are French macarons. While not as easy as the other recipes in this list, this treat is worth your time and energy. Share them with your guests or eat them by yourself *wink*.
Check out our French macaron recipe here.
26. Mango Graham Cake
One of the most popular desserts in the Philippines, mango graham cake is another Easter dessert idea worth mentioning here. Also called mango float, this cold, sweet, creamy, and easy dessert is perfect for royalty!
Check out our mango graham cake recipe here.
27. Fruit Cake
Unapologetically easy and quick to make, fruit cake is a traditional Easter dessert you shouldn’t miss out on making. You can also serve leftover fruit cake the next day and the day after since you can safely enjoy it every day.
Check out our fruit cake recipe here.
28. Maja Blanca
This creamy, rich coconut pudding will dot hearts in everyone’s eyes on Easter. As a popular Easter dessert in the Philippines, your maja blanca plate will easily get cleared. Trust us, you better make more.
Check out our maja blanca recipe here.
29. Fruity Mochi
Do you want to add a fruity twist to your Easter dessert table? Consider making fruity mochi. They’re soft, chewy, and colorful, perfect for pairing with fun bunny cakes and Easter cupcakes.
Check out our fruity mochi recipe here.
30. Puto Bumbong
While puto bumbong is most popular during Christmas, you can also serve it during Easter. From the vibrant purple color to the creamy cheese and grated coconut, this traditional Easter dessert deserves a spot on your table.
Check out our puto bumbong recipe here.
31. Cherry Brownies
This fool-proof Easter dessert is fudgy, gooey, and filled with sweet and juicy cherries. To be honest, we can say a lot of things about this treat, but only one thing stands out: it’s definitely delicious.
Check out our cherry brownies recipe here.
32. Nutty Butterscotch
These nutty butterscotch squares can light up any day. With bold caramel and nutty flavors, this treat complements any Easter beverage out there.
Check out our nutty butterscotch recipe here.
33. Red Velvet Whoopie Pies
Of course, we have to include another variety of the famous red velvet cake. These moist, soft, and rich red velvet whoopie pies filled with cream cheese filling will make you love Easter more.
Check out our red velvet whoopie pie recipe here.
34. Durian Butter Cake
The fruit may not have the best reputation in the world, but trust us when we say how delicious it tastes. This luxurious yet balanced durian cake will make you thank the farmers who continue to plant the fruit. And did we mention how well it goes with butter?
Check out our durian butter cake recipe here.
35. Mangosteen Pie
Another lovely fruit-based Easter dessert, this mangosteen pie will make you, your family, and your friends go for more. Imagine the sweet, tart, refreshing mangosteen captured in one pie. Thank the universe you popped it out of its hard shell.
Check out our mangosteen pie recipe here.
36. Banoffee Pie
This shockingly easy banoffee pie recipe combines everything you want in a bite: soft bananas, airy whipping cream, and rich fudge. Trust us, anyone who’ll try a slice of this masterpiece will get hooked.
Check out our banoffee pie recipe here.
37. Mango Sago Jelly
This mango sago jelly is a level above your regular mango sago. The creamy and refreshing sago, jelly, and mango are Easter dessert ideas that’ll make everyone love you more.
Check out our mango sago jelly recipe here.
38. Calamansi Muffins
Tender, moist, and citrusy, you can serve these unique calamansi muffins for Easter breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, or dinner. That’s how delicious and flexible they are!
Check out our calamansi muffin recipe here.
39. Banana Muffins
These banana muffins taste amazing as is or with chopped nuts or chocolate chips. Try them out!
Check out our banana muffin recipe here.
40. Basque Burnt Cheesecake
With a caramelized top and barely sweet yet creamy and cheesy center, this Easter dessert will make everyone thank this recipe for existing.
Check out our Basque burnt cheesecake recipe here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are popular flavors during Easter: chocolate, red velvet, lemon, coconut, and carrot.
Spanish Easter sweets include torrijas, roscos (also known as rosquillas), pan quemado, buñuelos, pestiños, and mona de pascua.
The kinds of candy eaten during Easter include chocolate bunnies, chocolate eggs, candy eggs stuffed with jelly beans, marshmallows, and licorice.
Conclusion
From adorable Easter cupcakes and cute bunny cakes to classics like red velvet cupcakes and banana muffins, these Easter dessert ideas are perfect for any sweet Easter spread. So what are you waiting for? Grab your kitchen tools and equipment and start making some Easter magic now!
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