How To Make Edible Easter Grass
3 Ingredient Edible Easter Grass
Quick & Easy edible Easter grass is the perfect accent for your Easter table. Just water, food coloring, and sweetened coconut. Using this edible grass you can have any dessert nestled in an edible Easter basket theme.
I have used this coconut grass to serve my Jell-O Easter eggs. (CLICK HERE: for Post on Jell-O Easter Eggs) I also have used coconut grass to make a beautiful grassy bed in a chocolate bowl with our favorite Easter Peeps. 🐥

These dessert decorations make an elegant background for your Sunday Easter Dinner tablescape. (Just be careful that your family or guest do not take a bit out of your decorations before dinner is served)

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Supplies Need for Edible Easter Grass
- Small Amount of Water
- Bag of Sweetened Coconut
- Green Food Coloring
How to Make Easter Grass with Coconut

- In a medium mixing bowl start by adding 6 to 8 drops of green food coloring. Add to the food coloring, 1 tsp of water.
- Now add your coconut (I started with 1/2 a bag) and mix well and lightly with a fork. Add more water and food coloring to get the color you desire. (be careful with the water as you will want the coconut to dry before you use it)
- I would recommend air drying overnight as mine was moister than I wanted for my photographs.

If you are going to let your mixture dry overnight, you can line a tray with waxed paper and allow it to air dry. I wanted mine to dry a little faster so I make a tray of aluminum foil. I spread my colored coconut in a thin layer and put it in a very low oven with the door open. I did not want it to toast and change color so I watched it carefully.

How to Make Chcolate Cup for Table Decoration
For the little chocolate cups to set the grass and bunny in I used a foil cupcake liner. I melted dark chocolate melting discs, lined the holder with chocolate and put in the refrigerator for about 20 minutes. Carefully tear off the liner and you have a beautiful bed for your decorations.


This is a great decorating project to get your little ones involved. Cooking and crafting are perfect for teaching littles the skills of life and the fun of working together. 👼🏻
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How To Make Edible Easter Grass
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Total Time: 5 minutes
Description
Quick & Easy edible Easter grass is the perfect accent for your Easter table. Just water, food coloring, and sweetened coconut. Using this edible grass you can have any dessert nestled in an edible Easter basket theme.
Ingredients
- 1 bag of sweetened coconut flakes
- green food coloring
- a small amount of water
Instructions
- In a medium mixing bowl start by adding 6 to 8 drops of green food coloring. Add to the food coloring, 1 tsp of water.
- Now add your coconut (I started with 1/2 a bag) and mix well and lightly with a fork. Add more water and food coloring to get the color you desire. (be careful with the water as you will want the coconut to dry before you use it)
- I would recommend air drying overnight as mine was moister than I wanted for my photographs.
Keywords: edible easter grass coconut
Happy Easter 🐰

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🖥~Easter Chocolate Bunny Candy Kids Craft
This is really cute and I think my youngest would love it.
Super cute, and such a smart idea! Thanks for sharing, Sue!
YES! My mom used to make edible grass all the time for cakes. I love to make it too!
Hey Susan! This grass is super cool! I have never thought about making Easter grass and this is so neat!
Thanks for sharing with Fiesta Friday! 🙂
Thank you so much!
Perfect for Easter weekend! Thank you for joining us on Friday Frenzy! P~
I love this idea! And, the Easter treats look so cute and delicious! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friday!
SOOO cute. I love that kids can help with this, too. #embracingchangelinkup
Coconut lovers will love this idea. Super cute edible decor! So glad you share with us at Merry Monday. Hope to see you next week. Happy Easter.
Cool idea! I’ve pinned this post.
I followed you here from I’m an Organizing Junkie. Feel free to stop by my blog anytime. I’ll fix you a virtual cup of tea. 🙂
Thank you so much. Will stop in.
This is so creative! I hate how messy Easter Grass is, but this would be a great alternative! Thanks for joining the Family Joy Link Party.
This is an adorable idea. Thank you for sharing at Dishing it and Digging it link party. We love having you.
Edible Easter grass! What a funny little trick I can play on my nephew when he sees me eating easter grass. Hah. Cannot wait to give this coconut treat a try. Lovely inspiration.
Great way to make “grass” and it will perfect for summer cupcakes too
This is sooo easy, why have i never done it before? Thanks for sharing this! Pinned 🙂 #happynowlinkup