20 Amazing Creations to Make With Cadbury Creme Eggs

Try Fried Cadbury Eggs and you'll be crowned Easter Champion.

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Jan 17, 2018
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The classic Easter candy tastes way better after it's been stuffed inside a doughnut or melted on a cookie than eaten straight out of the wrapper. But hey, chocolate tastes amazing no matter how you eat it!

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Toss some pastel-colored eggs into this party treat and watch it get devoured in minutes — we're not exaggerating. 
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White Chocolate Puppy Chow with Cadbury Eggs

White Chocolate Puppy Chow with Cadbury Eggs

Toss some pastel-colored eggs into this party treat and watch it get devoured in minutes — we're not exaggerating. 

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Chocolate buried in more chocolate — now that's a dream come true. 
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Cadbury Easter Egg Bark

Cadbury Easter Egg Bark

Chocolate buried in more chocolate — now that's a dream come true. 

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White Chocolate Puppy Chow with Cadbury Eggs

Toss some pastel-colored eggs into this party treat and watch it get devoured in minutes — we're not exaggerating. 

Get the recipe from Design Eat Repeat »

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Cadbury Easter Egg Bark
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Cadbury Easter Egg Bark

Chocolate buried in more chocolate — now that's a dream come true. 

Get the recipe from Tutti Dolci »

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Sugar Cookie Easter Egg Nests
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Sugar Cookie Easter Egg Nests

These coconut nests are an adorable addition to any Easter basket. 

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Easter Egg Popcorn Bars
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Easter Egg Popcorn Bars

See! There's a reason we all mix our chocolate in our popcorn after all. 

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No-Bake Mini Egg Cookie Dough Balls
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No-Bake Mini Egg Cookie Dough Balls

No gluten or eggs here. Well, except for the chocolate eggs (obviously). 

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Mini Egg Milkshakes
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Mini Egg Milkshakes

Shh, there's crushed mini eggs inside! 

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Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Each bite is packed with rich chocolate ganache, raw (safe-to-eat!) cookie dough, and a decadent Cadbury creme egg. 

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Cadbury Mini Eggs Cheesecake Dip

Scoop up all the creamy goodness with some sugar cookies, graham crackers, and pretzels. Or, grab a spoon and eat it straight. This is a judgment-free zone.

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Cadbury Cream Stuffed Donut Holes & Malted Chocolate Marshmallow Fluff

Excuse us while we go break it off with every other doughnut that exists. (Sorry, Cronut. We've moved on...)

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No-Bake Malted Cheesecake Jars

Here's the perfect way to use all those broken bits and pieces of candy left behind in the bottom of the bag.

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