Mini Krispie Bundt Nests

Easter is so late this year but that just means that I get to make lots of fun treats.  These Mini Krispie Bundt Nests are super festive and fun!  Plus, I think they would be the perfect addition to your Easter dessert table.  Everyone loves Rice Krispie Treats but when you top them with Mini Cadbury Eggs they become even more wonderful.  What is it about those little eggs?  They are so addicting!  I think about them long after Easter and am ready to buy them the second they hit store shelves.  Plus, they look so cute on top of these Mini Krispie Bundt Nests.

Looking for some other fun Holiday Desserts?  Then try these recipes… Leprechaun Bark, White Chocolate Pretzel Hearts and Double Layer Holiday Fudge.

I didn’t venture far from the recipe that is right on the back of the Rice Krispie Box.  I do however, like to add a few additional marshmallows at the end.  It is nice to get pockets of marshmallow here and there.  

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Making the Rice Krispie Treat Mixture

Rice Krispies are one of my all time favorite cereal’s.  Of course, it might be more like a little Krispies with my sugar when I eat it.  If there aren’t mounds of sugar at the bottom of the bowl…then you aren’t living.

Normally, I am not a marshmallow lover but add some butter, melt them and my mind is changed.

Look at that velvety GOODNESS!!

Molding Krispie Treats in a Mini Bundt Pan

I used a mini bundt pan to mold my nests but you can use a donut pan or any other vessel that you have on hand.  Spray each section with non-stick spray.

My trick for Rice Krispie Treats is to put a small Ziploc bag on my hand and spray it with non-stick spray.  

It allows you to handle the sticky Krispie mixture without it sticking to your hands.  It also works great for pressing it down into the pan.

Be sure to compact it down into the pan pretty tightly, so that it will be a sturdy little nest.

It only took about 15 minutes at room temperature for the Krispie mixture to set up.  I used a butter knife to pop them out of the pan easily.

Turning Mini Krispie Bundts into Bird Nests

For the actual nest, I used Green Wafer Shreds from Wilton.  I found them at Target.  You can find similar ones here at Amazon.

A little sprinkle on the top of each bundt is all they needed.  Because the Krispie mixture is still slightly sticky, they will stick to it pretty easily but you might need to press down slightly.

Now it is time for those incredible edible eggs!  Not only delicious but also beautiful!

To make sure that they stuck to the top nicely, I used a little melted white almond bark.  Applying it with a toothpick allows you to only put on as much as you need.

Aren’t they SUPER adorable?  There are times when I think of an idea and it just doesn’t quite live up to what I had imagined but not these sweeties.  They are everything I had hoped they would be and I think I am in love.