This bright and colorful Easter Dessert Charcuterie Board is one of my favorite dessert charcuterie boards to make! Filled with traditional Easter candies, this sweet Dessert Charcuterie Board for Easter has it all!
With Easter right around the corner, Pinterest and Instagram are filling up with tons of gorgeous dessert ideas, including charcuterie boards.

If you’ve never made one of these easy dessert trays, or if you are thinking that you have to have food styling experience to make one, then keep reading because today I’m going to show you just how easy it is to make your own Easter Dessert Charcuterie board!
I had so much fun making this adorably sweet St. Patrick’s Day Dessert Charcuterie Board, that I couldn’t wait to make another. And since Easter is just a few weeks away, I figured what better holiday than that?!
This dessert Charcuterie board would make a beautiful Easter dessert with its bright and cheerful colors and colorful selection of sweets and treats! Plus, since everything came from the store, there is no baking needed!
How to Assemble an Easter Dessert Charcuterie Board
These festive holiday-themed candy boards are incredibly simple and fun to make! You can easily make them as small or large as you need for your family. You’ll want to start with some type of centerpiece, like the Easter basket I used. You’ll place the centerpiece down first, then build out around it.
The trick to building a unified board is making sure that all the candies have bright pastel colors to match the color scheme of the holiday.

Dessert Charcuterie Board for Easter
This bright and colorful Dessert Charcuterie Board for Easter is filled with delicious sweets and treats! Even the Easter grass inside the basket is edible. Let me show you what I used to make this colorful candy creation in time for your Easter holiday.

Kitchen Tools You May Need
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- Small Easter basket – found mine at the Dollar Store
- Small glass Easter baskets – mine are from Michaels.
- Round tray or Lazy Susan
Ingredients for Easter Dessert Board
It’s so easy to find Easter treats to go on your board. I found everything I needed through Amazon, although the cupcakes came from Walmart. Here’s a list of treats I used to make my Easter dessert board:
- cupcakes
- edible Easter grass
- buttermints
- chocolate Easter eggs
- chocolate carrots
- pink swirl lollipops
- Shimmer Spring Gumballs
- Sixlets Shimmer Spring Mix
- jelly bird eggs (jelly beans)
- M&Ms
- and of course, Easter Peeps!
Take inspiration from mine, but remember, there are no set rules when it comes to building any type of charcuterie board. Get creative and have fun with it!

Tips on Building a Dessert Board
Here are some simple tips to help you create the perfect Easter dessert board that will wow your family and friends.
- Pick a tray or board and select the candies and treats you will be using.
- Put down your centerpiece first then build out from there.
- Use a few smaller dishes or plates to divide things up and add visual interest.
- When putting your treats down, try to alternate types and colors to make your selections stand out more.
- After laying out the main treats, use smaller candies or sprinkles to fill in any unexpected empty spaces.
- Have fun with it!

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MORE DESSERT BOARDS
Another of my favorite things about dessert boards is that they can so easily be made for any holiday or special occasion. All you have to do is change up the colors and any themed candies or other treats you choose to use.
I hope to make a dessert charcuterie board for every holiday so you can have some inspiration for every occasion. Here are the ones I have made so far.
- Valentine’s Day Candy Charcuterie
- New Year’s Eve Charcuterie
- St. Patrick’s Day Dessert Charcuterie Board
- Hanukkah Candy Board
PRINTABLE EASTER DESSERT BOARD RECIPE
Easter Dessert Charcuterie Board

This bright and colorful Easter Dessert Charcuterie Board is one of my favorite dessert charcuterie boards to make! Filled with traditional Easter candies, this sweet Dessert Charcuterie Board for Easter has it all!
Ingredients
- Easter cupcakes
- Edible Grass
- Buttermints
- Chocolate Easter Eggs
- Chocolate carrots
- Pink swirl lollipops
- Shimmer Spring Gumballs
- Sixlets Shimmer Spring Mix
- Jelly Bird Eggs
- M&Ms Easter Colors
- Easter Peeps
Instructions
- Pick a tray or board and select the candies and treats you will be using.
- Place the Easter basket or other centerpiece in the middle first then build out from there.
- Use a few smaller dishes or plates to divide things up and add visual interest.
- When putting your treats down, try to alternate types and colors to make your selections stand out more.
- After laying out the main treats, use smaller candies or sprinkles to fill in any unexpected empty spaces.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
10Serving Size:
1 cupAmount Per Serving: Calories: 89Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 40mgSodium: 52mgCarbohydrates: 12gFiber: 1gSugar: 9gProtein: 2g
Nutritional information is automatically calculated with ingredients and serving size and may not be accurate. Please always double check with your own nutritional apps as well.
