Easter Charcuterie Board - with a Bunny Butt Dessert Cheese Ball. (2024)

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This Easter Charcuterie Board is a beautifully laid-out assortment of chocolate, fruits, Easter candy, cookies, and a dessert bunny butt cheese ball.

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Bunny Butt Cheese Ball

This delicious tray of ingredients is so good and simple to put together. There are quite a few ingredients, but don’t get too overwhelmed because the steps are quick and easy to follow. All the flavors and textures blend so well together with all the favorites for the perfect Easter gathering.

Key Ingredients You’ll Need

  • Cheese Ball: You will need cream cheese, sprinkles, sugar, white chocolate chips, cake mix, and vanilla to make the ball.
  • Fruits: You will need coconut, pineapple, strawberries, and blueberries for this recipe.
  • Candy: You will need pink M&M’s, peeps, Easter M&M’s, Easter Whopper Eggs, and Strawberry Ghirardelli.
  • Cookies: I like to use a combination of graham crackers, Nilla wafers, Oreos, Golden Oreos, and nutter butters.

How To Make Easter Charcuterie Board

  • Step 1. Add the cream cheese, sprinkles, sugar, white chocolate chips, cake mix, and vanilla into a medium-sized bowl and combine until fully incorporated. Portion into 4 parts; Use your hands to roll each section into 1 large ball, 2 medium balls, and 1 small ball. Then, use plastic wrap to wrap each ball individually. Shape the 2 medium balls into egg shapes using your hands. Gently press the balls down to make the bunny feet. Set in the fridge to chill for 2-3 hours.
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  • Step 2. Roll each of the bunny butt portions into the shredded coconut and place them aside. Put 4 M&M’s into both of the feet; use images for placement. Assemble the bunny butt and put it onto the board. Arrange the rest of the ingredients however you like. Serve and enjoy!
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Variations For Easter Charcuterie Board

This recipe has so many ingredient options to put on this tray. Each one makes this so pretty and of course, tastes good. But, if you want, you can take out anything you don’t like and replace it with something else instead. Use other types of your favorite cookies, fruits, candies, etc. For example, if you don’t like strawberries, you can use raspberries instead.

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Tips & Tricks

  • You can arrange this board however you see fit. I love the way this is laid out, but feel free to try other ways to design it.
  • Any leftover ingredients should be put back into their original containers and sealed accordingly. Only store ingredients together if they are similar.

More Charcuterie Recipes:

  • Holiday Breakfast Charcuterie Board
  • Hot Chocolate Charcuterie Board
  • Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board
  • Candy Cane Charcuterie Board
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Easter Charcuterie Board

This Easter Charcuterie Board is a beautifully laid-out assortment of chocolate, fruits, Easter candy, cookies, and a dessert bunny butt cheese ball.

Servings: 8 people

Prep: 45 minutes mins

Total: 45 minutes mins

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Ingredients

Bunny Butt Cheeseball

Additional Items: Cookies and crackers

Fruit and candy

  • Pineapple
  • Strawberries
  • Blueberries
  • Peeps
  • M&M’s Easter
  • Whopper Eggs Easter
  • Strawberry Ghirardelli

Instructions

  • In a medium-sized bowl add the cream cheese, sprinkles, sugar, white chocolate chips, cake mix, and vanilla. Mix until well combined. Separate the mixture into 4 separate parts, one large, two medium, and one small section.

  • Use your hands to shape the cheeseball mixtures into balls. Wrap the balls individually in plastic wrap. Then carefully shape the 2 medium-sized balls into an egg shape, and lightly flatten the cheeseballs for the bunny feet. Place in the refrigerator for 2-3 hours.

  • Roll the bunny butt sections in the coconut and set them to the side. Press four M&Ms into each of the feet as pictured in the recipe image. Put your bunny butt together and place it on the board. Place the remaining items on the board. Serve and enjoy

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FAQs

What desserts go on Easter charcuterie board? ›

Build and style dessert charcuterie board with fresh fruit and cream cheese dip, mini brownies, mini cupcakes, cake truffles, candy, kettle corn, pretzels and PEEPS® Marshmallow Chicks and Bunnies. Replenish Easter dessert board as needed.

Is a charcuterie board a starter or dessert? ›

A charcuterie board is an appetizer typically served on a wooden board or stone slab, either eaten straight from the board itself or portioned onto flatware. It features a selection of preserved foods, especially cured meats or pâtés, as well as cheeses and crackers or bread.

How do you make a cute charcuterie board? ›

There are different ways to place the charcuterie: You can shape slices into a rose-like shape, by rolling them like a cinnamon roll. Little clumps and swirls of cured hams are easy and fun. Salamis can be rolled or folded on themselves so they stand up. The most important thing is to make them easy to grab.

Do you put sweets on a charcuterie board? ›

Think of other items you can add to the board besides cookies. These might include bite-size cake pieces (store-bought or homemade), dried fruit, macarons, mini cupcakes, chocolate bars broken into small pieces, rolled wafers, small meringues, and even candy.

What are the most popular Easter treats? ›

Here are the top-ordered Easter candy choices nationwide, according to DoorDash's 2023 ordering data:
  • Reese's Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs Candies.
  • Cadbury Creme Egg Milk Chocolate Easter Candy.
  • Starburst Jelly Beans Original.
  • Hershey's Kisses Milk Chocolate Candy Share Pack.
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Can you have a dessert charcuterie board? ›

Since the idea of charcuterie boards have become so popular, people have taken the idea and run with it! Dessert charcuterie boards are arranged in the same smorgasbord style but with all sweets and treats instead of meats and cheeses. They are so fun and you can tailor them to any theme.

What do you put on a charcuterie board for Easter brunch? ›

One of the easiest ways to add an Easter flair to your charcuterie board is to add chocolate-shaped bunnies. Create your board as usual with your favorite cheese, meats, fruits, nuts, crackers, and jams. Add chocolate-covered bunnies, eggs, and chicks to bring your Easter-themed charcuterie board together.

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