Peanut Butter Easter Nests Recipe

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An easy and fun Easter treat that the kids will have fun filling with candy. After the candy is gone they will also enjoy eating the nest. You can use store bought candy or try making homemade Peanut Butter Easter Eggs for filling the nests.

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Ingredients

7 ounces marshmallow creme
1/4 cup peanut butter , creamy
1 3/4 tablespoons butter , melted
2 1/2 cups chow mein noodles
1 cup Plain M&M candies, chopped
1 cup Peanut M&M candies

Directions

PREP

2 hrs

READY IN

2 hrs

Chop the Plain M&M's into smaller pieces using a large knife. Set the chopped candies aside to be added later.
Add the marshmallow creme, peanut butter, and melted butter to a mixing bowl and beat until evenly mixed.
Add the chow mein noodles and the chopped M&M's to the creamed mixture and stir in by hand. Stir mixture until the chow mein noodles and M&M's are coated evenly.
Using a heaping tablespoon of the mixture, drop a mound onto a lightly buttered cookie sheet. With buttered fingers, form each mound into a rounded shape and make an indent in the middle to make them look like little nests.
Add Peanut M&M's to each nest to make them look like they are filled with eggs. Set them aside to allow them to firm up before serving.

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Reviewed By MissyMoo

"I made these nests last night. They were really easy to make and my oldest daughter was able to help so she thought that was great. The other kids get to help fill them tonight. They are so excited! Just hope I can keep them from eating them before Easter. These nests are a fun and easy way to get the kids involved in Easter."