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Easy creme egg Easter chicks (with video tutorial)

Published on 14 March, 2012
Last Updated on 15 February, 2018 by 59 Comments

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Discover how to make these creme egg Easter chicks in this easy video tutorial! Full instructions and video tutorial available on my blog, A Mummy Too

These Easter chocolate chicks are simply made from creme eggs and chocolate buttons – don’t they look great?! They’re a popular treat and lots of fun for the family to make together, so they make a great family-friendly Easter activity.

My chicks have been super popular every Easter since 2012, so I thought I’d make a video to show you just how easy they really are! Below the video you’ll find the ingredients list and some instructions – plus you can print the recipe card to save for later.

Easy creme egg Easter chicks – video tutorial

And here’s the full details on how to make them.

Easy creme egg Easter chicks

Course: Festive makes
Servings: 5
Author: Emily Leary

Follow this simple recipe to create your own creme egg Easter chicks! 

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Ingredients

  • 5 creme eggs
  • 1 pack of orange flavour chocolate buttons from the baking aisle
  • 6 squares of cooking chocolate
  • 2 packs of white chocolate buttons
  • 2 packs of milk chocolate buttons
  • 1 black writing icing pen

Instructions

  1. Melt the cooking chocolate and get a clean teaspoon ready
  2. Turn a clean, empty mug or bowl upside down (this bit's important!)
  3. Place two orange buttons side by side on the upturned mug/bowl
  4. Using the teaspoon, put a small blob of melted chocolate behind the two buttons, where they meet

  5. Stick a creme egg on top, pointy end up

  6. Using the melted chocolate as glue stick on: Two milk chocolate buttons (for the wings), one milk chocolate button (for the tail at the back), two white chocolate buttons (for the eyes), one orange button (cut into a triangle, for the beak), one orange button (cut into a crescent, for the crest)

  7. Draw the pupils on with the icing pen, then dab with a wet finger to flatten
  8. Allow the chicks to set and then free them from the bowl by turning it right way up again and filling with a little boiled water - carefully pull on the chick after a few seconds and it should come off whole.

If you’re feeling extra creative, you can use the offcuts to make different types of crest or use different coloured writing icing pens for extra detail.

Enjoy!

 

Easy chocolate creme egg Easter chicks recipe - with a video tutorial!

We love these adorable chocolate Easter chicks! How would you decorate yours?

If you enjoyed this recipe you’ll love my chocolate chick in a wheat nest family craft activity.

 

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  1. Do you have any photos of the TAIL side of these Cadbury Egg Chicks – showing how you placed the “tails”

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  15. Oh my word!! How BRILLIANT are these!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE. Have I said that I LOVE them yet? Brilliant.

    Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!

    Maggy & Alissa

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  16. Erm. . . Either it’s just me doing something very wrong (probably) or these are NOT easy! Well, the kids have a big, fat mess made of squished eggs to eat when they get home from school. And I’m full of the cold from hell so there’s no way I’m going out to get more supplies. I just don’t understand. Mind you, the heating’s been on full blast for the last two days. Maybe that hasn’t helped. I feel grumpy now. And sorry for myself. Think I’ll just crawl back under the duvet. Shouldn’t have tried this today!

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    • Aw really? Joel did two of them entirely by himself while I was cooking dinner and he’s four so I don’t think they’re too hard :s Hmm. Maybe the heating is too high for the choc to set. Our eggs stuck to the feet on the upturned mug in seconds, so then we didn’t need to hold the eggs while decorating them. Did you do it in that order? Hope you feel better soon. xx

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      • Emily, hi and thanks for the reply.

        My fever broke during the night and although my cold’s still lingering I’ve felt much more human today and tried again. Wow! You’re right! So simple! Much easier with the thermostat back at 21.5 degrees. That and the fact that I wasn’t trying to hold my blanket around myself at the same time! Thanks for sharing this. I’ll to do it every year. Unless I have a temperature, that is! xx

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  20. They look fab. One looks like an Anngry Bird and I would be so tempted to pick it up and chuck it at someone! x x

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