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Peeps Race Cars for Easter! Beep beep! These little bunnies are on the go in their Twinkie cars. Getting crafty in the kitchen is something we do best:) This Easter dessert is both crafty and tasty.

How to Make Peeps Race Cars for Easter! They were a lot of fun to make and they were very simple! #Peeps #EasterCrafts

Peeps Race Cars

For the most part, kids can assemble these Twinkie bunny cars by themselves. You’ll need a knife for just one tricky part, so I recommend parents do this first. You must cut a small rectangle out of the Twinkie for the Peep and the pretzel steering wheel. I used a bread knife because the Twinkies are somewhat delicate, and the bread knife makes very clean cuts in the cake.

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Cutting a Twinkie to make a Peeps car

Supplies:

Making Peeps Cars

Instructions:

I cut the notch slightly off-center to create a “hood” for the race car. It is large enough space to keep a Peep bunny and a pretzel in place.

To make the wheels stay in place, I used candy melts (CandyQuik also works great!). Place a little dot of white chocolate on the back of Fudge Dipped Oreo Thin Bites. The melted candy hardens quickly, making this a great job for kids! Melt the chocolate according to the package directions. Place the wheels in place on each side of the car.

How to Make Peeps Race Cars for Easter! They were a lot of fun to make and they were very simple! #Peeps #EasterCrafts

To add extra color to our Peeps race cars, we added pastel sprinkles to white fudge Flipz pretzels. The trick to doing this is dabbing a tiny bit of light corn syrup with your fingertips on the front side of the pretzel, then dipping it into the sprinkles. Corn syrup is clear and sticky, which is perfect for getting sprinkles to stay in place!

For more detail, consider using M&M candy headlights in the front and/or backend of the car

How to Make Peeps Race Cars for Easter! #Peeps #EasterCrafts

Easy Easter desserts like these Easter bunny Peeps race cars are our favorite. Be creative with what you have or find in the seasonal aisle at the grocery store with substitutions for this tasty treat. They are sure to be an unforgettable addition to the decorations on your Easter dessert table!

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Peeps Race Car Treat

Peeps Race Cars

An easy craft idea for an Easter party using Peeps, Twinkies, pretzels, and small Oreos for wheels.

Equipment

  • Microwave-safe bowl for candy melts
  • Spoon
  • Zip to baggie
  • Scissors
  • Bread Knife

Ingredients 

Instructions 

  • Using a bread knife, cut a notch in the Twinkie
  • Place a Peep in the car
  • Dab a tiny of light corn syrup on a white pretzel usingĀ  your fingertip
  • Dip the pretzel into pastel sprinkles
  • Place the pretzel in front of the peep in the Twinkie like a steering wheel
  • Microwave a small amount of candy melts according to the directions on the package (usually in 30-second intervals).
  • Place the melted candy into the corner of a sandwich baggie and cut a tiny bit of the corner off the baggie, creating a homemade piping bag.
  • Attach 4 Oreo Thin Bites around the Twinkie, like wheels, using the melted candy like glue.

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