Peeps mobiles are sure to be the hit of your Easter party. Not only are they absolutely adorable, but they are delicious as well!
I can’t believe that Easter is already right around the corner. Time sure does fly by!
Our Peeps Cupcakes were such a hit last Easter that I wanted to share another fun Peeps themed dessert with you all this year – Peeps Mobiles!
These cute Peeps mobiles are sure to be the hit of your Easter party, especially with the little ones.
Not only are they absolutely adorable, but they are delicious as well.
I mean, it doesn’t get much sweeter than this – Twinkies, Peeps, licorice, Necco wafers, M&Ms and sprinkles. Yum!
Putting together the Easter Peeps Mobiles is very simple, as the step-by-step Peeps Mobile directions below will show you.
Be sure to get the little ones involved in putting them together as well for a fun, family Easter activity.
Peeps Mobiles Ingredients
- 6 Twinkies
- 8 Peeps, bunny shaped, multi-color
- Black Licorice Ropes
- Wilton Candy Melts Drizzle Pouch (White chocolate)
- 6 Necco Wafer Candies
- 6 Easter M&M’s
- Easter Sprinkles
Peeps Mobiles Directions
First, cut a small chunk out of the middle of the Twinkie without cutting through the bottom or the sides. Reserve these pieces to use the filling from them later.
Next, cut about a fourth off from the bottom of each peep.
Place the peeps into the holes of the Twinkies and make a small slit in front of the peep to put a Necco wafer into for the steering wheel.
Now, take some of the Twinkie filling reserved from earlier, and “glue” on 2 candy headlights (from the Easter Sprinkles) onto the front of each Twinkie.
To make the wheels, roll up a piece of the black licorice (about 8 inches long). To do this, dip your fingers in water and run the licorice between them to wet the licorice, then roll.
Let those sit and dry for a few minutes. Then, Heat the Wilton Candy Pouch per package directions, and “glue” 4 licorice tires onto each car, let dry.
Finally, take the candy pouch and “glue” on one M&M on the back of the car.
Now, your Peeps Mobiles are ready to serve! Enjoy and have a very Happy Easter!
Use your leftover Easter M&M candies to make Easter Cookies or Spring Flower Pretzel Bites.
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Easter Peep Mobiles
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- 6 Twinkies
- 8 Peeps, bunny shaped, multi-color
- Black Licorice Ropes
- Wilton Candy Melts Drizzle Pouch, White chocolate
- 6 Necco Wafer Candies
- 6 Easter M&M’s
- Easter Sprinkles
Instructions
- Cut a small chunk out of the middle of the Twinkie without cutting through the bottom or the sides. Reserve these pieces to use the filling from them later.
- Cut about a fourth off from the bottom of each peep.
- Place the peeps into the holes of the Twinkies and make a small slit in front of the peep to put a Necco wafer into for the steering wheel.
- Now, take some of the Twinkie filling reserved from earlier, and “glue” on 2 candy headlights (from the Easter Sprinkles) onto the front of each Twinkie.
- To make the wheels, roll up a piece of the black licorice (about 8 inches long). To do this, dip your fingers in water and run the licorice between them to wet the licorice, then roll. Let those sit and dry for a few minutes.
- Heat the Wilton Candy Pouch per package directions, and “glue” 4 licorice tires onto each car, let dry.
- Finally, take the candy pouch and “glue” on one M&M on the back of the car.
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This fun Peeps recipe was shared on Meal Plan Monday.
How cute !!
These are so adorable for Easter! I think they are awesome to make and so easy to do too.Thank you for this cute idea!
This is so clever! They are adorable. I wish I had seen these before easter.
Thank you for sharing this! It looks absolutely incredible! I cant wait to try it.
How far in advance can you make them keeping them in a cool place
I would try to make them as close to serving time as possible.