3 Adorable Easter Butt Cookies

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Why have plain sugar cookies for Easter when you can transform them into the cutest bunny behinds, complete with a marshmallow tail? Add just enough pink food color to frosting to give these cookies a pretty pastel hue, then decorate with candy sprinkles to make bunny paws that are almost too cute to eat. (Almost.) Tip: To add ears to your bunny, place candy-coated almonds or jelly beans at the top of each cookie!

Why have plain sugar cookies for Easter when you can transform them into the cutest bunny behinds, complete with a marshmallow tail? Add just enough pink food color to frosting to give these cookies a pretty pastel hue, then decorate with candy sprinkles to make bunny paws that are almost too cute to eat. (Almost.) Tip: To add ears to your bunny, place candy-coated almonds or jelly beans at the top of each cookie!

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These fluffy white lamb butt cookies are so cute and creative we can hardly handle it. Black jelly beans form the feet, and a large marshmallow cut into a half-moon shape forms the puffy tail. Have little hands help you decorate the rest of the cookie with mini marshmallows for the body.

These fluffy white lamb butt cookies are so cute and creative we can hardly handle it. Black jelly beans form the feet, and a large marshmallow cut into a half-moon shape forms the puffy tail. Have little hands help you decorate the rest of the cookie with mini marshmallows for the body.

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Who knew marshmallows, sugar cookies, jelly beans, pink frosting and chewy fruit candies could transform themselves into adorable pig butt cookies? Get the kids involved with this fun hands-on activity—whether they flatten the marshmallows that form the puffy pig behind, frost the cookies with pastel-pink frosting or twist the chewy fruit candies into curlicue tails, everyone will love decorating these springtime treats as much as they will love eating them.

Who knew marshmallows, sugar cookies, jelly beans, pink frosting and chewy fruit candies could transform themselves into adorable pig butt cookies? Get the kids involved with this fun hands-on activity—whether they flatten the marshmallows that form the puffy pig behind, frost the cookies with pastel-pink frosting or twist the chewy fruit candies into curlicue tails, everyone will love decorating these springtime treats as much as they will love eating them.