Carrot Treat Bags filled with yummy popcorn is a super cute and easy-to-whip-up Easter treat! Kids of all ages will love these fun Easter treat bags shaped like carrots!
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I am a total sucker for cute holiday food, and these Easter carrot treat bags are seriously adorable! They’re also super quick and easy to make, which is a requirement for almost all of my projects these days. You can make these fun Easter treat bags for ALL of the kiddos in just a few minutes with minimal effort and supplies – you can’t beat that!
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Carrot Treat Bags
What You’ll Need for Carrot Treat Bags:
- Popcorn – Cheddar Cheese Flavored or Plain with Orange Food Coloring Spray
- Cone Shaped Treat Bags
- Green Paper
- Twist Ties
- Scissors or X-Acto Knife
If using plain popcorn, start by spraying the popcorn orange with food coloring spray. Stir the popcorn around and continue to spray until all surfaces are colored. Allow the popcorn to dry for a couple of minutes (it doesn’t take long).
Grab the cone-shaped treat bags, and start filling, leaving the top 2.5″ unfilled.
Cut approximately a 6″ square from green paper, and use scissors or an X-Acto knife to fringe the paper as shown.
Roll up the fringed piece of green paper, insert it into the top of the treat bag, and use the twist ties to close the bag. Use your fingers to gently curl and fluff the green paper strips to look like a carrot top.
Easy peasy, and SUPER cute!
Easter treat bags don’t get much cuter than these “carrots!” If you’re not a fan of popcorn, Goldfish crackers, cheese crackers, and Cheetos are a few more orange food options, or if you’d prefer to stick to healthy foods, mandarin orange slices, and actual carrots would be great, too!
These carrot treat bags are sure to be a HUGE hit with the kids on Easter!
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