Easter is right around the corner, and that means you’re looking for some fun Easter gift ideas and unique Easter treats for a fun celebration with family and friends. So why not consider some Easter chocolate covered strawberries?
Whether you’re looking for Easter gifts for a toddler, older kid, or adult, Edible Arrangements® has everything you need to make their Easter memorable. Choose a box of chocolate covered strawberries featuring strawberries decorated to look like carrots plus white and semisweet chocolate covered strawberries with colorful chocolate Swizzle®. Pair it with a bouquet of springtime flowers for the ultimate Easter chocolate covered strawberries gift.
Consider a box of delectable chocolate covered strawberries, mini cheesecakes, and other treats complete with a bundle of Happy Easter balloons. It’s the perfect gift for practically anyone this Easter. You can even opt for a whole bouquet of Easter chocolate covered strawberries, featuring classic chocolate covered strawberries plus white chocolate covered strawberries with cake batter and confetti. Or, choose a fruit arrangement featuring semisweet chocolate dipped bunnies, Easter chocolate covered strawberries, chocolate dipped pineapple daisies, and more. No matter your recipient, the perfect Easter gift awaits at Edible Arrangements®.
For more delicious Easter chocolate covered strawberry ideas you might want to try, we put out a call for ideas and curated responses below. (Note: Edible Arrangements® is not endorsing any of the companies or ideas discussed below, but we asked for suggestions to get some different perspectives.) Keep reading to find out what the contributors who responded to our query had to say about their favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry ideas.
C.T. Price
Life Grows Green is a lifestyle brand founded by Chad Price. Chad has always been passionate about the hemp plant, cannabis, and all natural products. From the lifestyle, to the community, to their healing properties, plants evoke a sense of joy and wellness in us all.
“The best idea I’ve seen is decorating the strawberries in such a way that they look like carrots. I know people personally who do this, and they look amazing every time. They’re especially perfect around Easter.
The idea is to cover the strawberries in melted chocolate that has been mixed with orange oil-based food coloring. Any excess should be drizzled over to give it some texture. The important part is to keep the leaves on top, though, as removing them could spoil the illusion.
This is always a fun treat for kids, but also for adults too. Not only are both chocolate and strawberries great for boosting mood — helping with your mental health — but the design is playful and can help to make you feel at ease regardless of your age.”
Shawn Hill
Shawn Hill is the Owner/Pitmaster of The Grilling Dad.
“Easter chocolate covered strawberries need to be bright and colorful, much like the event itself.
I have a recipe that I swear by, and it keeps my kids happy all throughout the spring.
Aluminum foil should be used to line a baking pan for convenience. Prepare a small dish for each of the chocolate colors you intend to use (I used 5 bowls).
To each bowl, add roughly 1/3 cup of white chocolate chips (if you’re not using 5 colors, read the comment section below). Once the chocolate is completely melted, microwave each bowl for 30 seconds at a time, stirring in between. Add a few drops of olive oil and some food coloring, and stir. When necessary, alter color. The strawberry should be uniformly coated with chocolate after being dipped and turned. It gets easier with a little experience if you’ve never done this before. The strawberry should be placed on the baking sheet; take care not to disturb it. For each strawberry you wish to be that hue, repeat the process. With each color, use the same procedure.
When your strawberries are completely covered in chocolate, you may, if you choose, decorate some or all of them with sprinkles, edible glitter, or luster dust. You can also drizzle part or all of the strawberries with milk or dark chocolate. I used a little Ziploc bag with the corner cut off to pipe the chocolate over the strawberry after melting some milk chocolate chips.
Put the baking sheet in the refrigerator and wait at least a couple of hours for the strawberries to set. When they have dried, store them in an airtight container. They must remain in the refrigerator for two to three days.”
Julius Cermak
Julius Cermak is a Naturopathic Herbalist & Holistic Healthcare Practitioner in Traditional Chinese Medicine Specialist in Deer Antler Velvet.
“Easter can still be a time of indulgence without sacrificing our health and values.
With that in mind, one of my favorite Easter treats is chocolate covered strawberries. Not only are they a delicious and classic dessert, but they can also be made vegan and healthy with a few simple tweaks.
For a protein-packed and nutty treat, try filling your strawberries with almond butter before dipping them in melted chocolate. Almond butter is a great source of healthy fats, protein, and fiber, and it pairs perfectly with the sweetness of strawberries and chocolate. Adding peanut butter as a chocolate substitute can work, just make sure no one has allergies!
No matter which alternative and healthy chocolate covered strawberry ideas you choose, remember to use high-quality ingredients and to savor each bite mindfully. By choosing plant-based, nutrient-dense ingredients and focusing on the joy of the season, you can create a delicious and healthy Easter treat that you and your loved ones will enjoy.”
James Green
James Green is the Owner of Build A Head Big Heads.
“I love chocolate covered strawberries in general, so decorating them for Easter is just icing on the cake.
I enjoy making my chocolate-covered strawberries look like Easter eggs, and it’s quite simple to do. All you need is white chocolate chips and some food coloring. Melt down the chocolate chips and add your choice of food coloring to them. Once you mix it well, dip the strawberries. You can make a few bowls of different colors and use different colors to drizzle on a previously made egg to decorate. They look and taste fantastic.”
Andre Kazimierski
Andre Kazimierski is the CEO of Improovy Painters Denver.
“One of my favorite chocolate covered strawberry ideas for Easter is to decorate the finished strawberries like Easter eggs.
You can either use white melting chocolate with food coloring to create an array of fun pastel colors or use colored frosting to decorate dark chocolate strawberries. Either way, this is a fun and festive take on a traditional dessert.”
Dustin Sitar
Dustin Sitar is the CEO of The Groom Club.
“My idea takes a little more time and effort than regular chocolate covered strawberries, but it’s fun for Easter and a crowd pleaser!
Basically what you do is use the chocolate to create a bunny head with the strawberries. Start by slicing all of your strawberries in half vertically and slicing off the stems. Then instead of dipping the bottom part in melted chocolate like you normally would, dip the top part (the part that would normally have the stem) and place it on the wax paper. Quickly after, take something like a butter knife and dip it in the melted chocolate, then make bunny ears attached to the strawberry. (Pro tip: make the ears as thick with chocolate as you can so that you minimize the amount that break once they dry and you go to remove them from the wax paper.)”
Andrew Meyer
Andrew Meyer is the CEO of Arbor, a company that acts as a digital energy advisor that automatically lowers your electric rate and carbon footprint by switching your home or apartment to cheaper and cleaner energy sources.
“Turn strawberries into adorable carrots for Easter. These are similar to chocolate covered strawberries, but instead of using milk or dark chocolate to cover your fruit, you use orange candy melts instead. Melt your candy melts on the stove on low heat, stirring constantly. Once the melts are smooth, remove from heat and gently dip each strawberry into the orange-colored chocolate. Once cooled, you have sweet little ‘carrots’ for Easter.”
Lynne Feifer
Lynne Feifer is the Founder of 365 Days of Baking and More. What originally started as a baking challenge in January, 2011, has now become her passion. Lynne loves sharing easy family recipes to encourage quality time with family and friends both in the kitchen and around the table.
“My favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry desserts are these Chocolate Covered Strawberry Dream Bars. This easy no-bake dessert consists of a chocolate cookie crust, vanilla cheesecake, strawberry pie filling, chocolate pudding, and whipped topping. Everyone falls in love with it at first bite, and it’s perfect for the chocolate covered strawberry lovers in your life.”
Kevin Ronald
Kevin is a chef and one of the Co-Founders of PreparedCooks.com. They write about food-related trends, stats, and insights.
“Nuts, chocolate, and strawberries are a dream combination. They’re the perfect mix of all the best flavors that could ever pair together. The first step is to wash and dry the strawberries and put them in the fridge so they can cool down. When you’ve done that, all you have to do is melt some baking chocolate and heavy cream together in a double boiler. The correct consistency would be when it’s super smooth and has a glass-like effect. Let the chocolate mixture cool for fifteen minutes.
Then add as much peanut butter as you like. Combine the mixture together. Take the strawberries out and gently dip them into the peanut butter and chocolate mixture. Place them on a tray so the excess mixture doesn’t create a mess. Once you’ve covered all the strawberries in the mixture, let them sit there for a while. You can even place them back in the fridge and take them out when your guests arrive for Easter!”
Dawson Smith
Dawson Smith is the co-founder of Happy Cats Home, a community of cat enthusiasts bringing together veterinarians, behaviorists, nutritionists, and seasoned product reviewers to give you top-notch information on all things cats.
“Who doesn’t love chocolate covered strawberries? I have a simple recipe for white chocolate covered strawberries for you. All you need to do is cover the baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside. Now take the strawberries and wash them well. Place the melting chocolate wafers in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave for thirty seconds. You will see that the chocolate is silky smooth. The next step is to separate the white melting chocolate and dip the strawberries in it. This recipe is my favorite, and I have been making white chocolate strawberries for years.”
Kristi Smith
Kristi Smith is a nutritionist and biotechnologist at Honest Brand Reviews. At HBR, they review the most popular brands to help you make the best possible purchase decisions.
“My favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry idea is one that involves bittersweet chocolate. This is a fairly simple recipe and one that can bring your family together before the celebration starts. You would need strawberries, which can be bought from the local retail store. Once you wash the strawberries, leave them outside to dry. Be sure not to remove the stem, as it can be used to dunk the strawberries in the chocolate. Then melt some chocolate and dip the strawberries while the chocolate is still in liquid form. Keep the strawberries in the fridge and allow them to cool.”
Raymond Neil
Raymond is a skilled chef and expert consultant at TD Kitchen. He is a craftsman proficient in a variety of cuisines. Raymond has worked in several countries in Asia and Europe, which is why his overall view of the culinary industry is very holistic.
“For a classic option, try dipping strawberries in melted milk chocolate and sprinkling on some festive Easter decorations such as mini eggs or grated coconut.
If you want something a bit more creative, you could try dipping the strawberries in white chocolate and decorating them with colorful Easter-inspired designs such as flowers or butterflies. You could even go for a more indulgent option and dip the strawberries in dark chocolate and top them with chopped nuts or marshmallows. If you’re looking for an easier Easter chocolate covered strawberry idea, why not try a melt-and-dip option? This is where you melt your favorite chocolate in the microwave, dip the strawberries in the melted chocolate and then add your own decorations for a personal touch. You can find lots of tasty recipes for Easter chocolate covered strawberries online, so you’re sure to find something that everyone will love.”
Laura Raimondi
Sicilian born Laura Raimondi and her Scottish husband Steven are the proud owners of La Sicilyana Wines, a family-run business and independent wine importer based in the heart of Scone village — Perthshire — providing great Sicilian wines to customers throughout the UK.
“My favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry idea is Wine-Infused Dark Chocolate Covered Strawberries. Start by selecting fresh and juicy strawberries and soaking them in your preferred red wine for several hours to infuse them with the wine’s delicious flavors. Then, gently pat the strawberries dry with a paper towel. Generally, it’s best to choose a red wine with a fruity or floral aroma, such as a Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, or Cabernet Sauvignon. For a sweeter flavor profile, you can opt for a dessert wine like a Port or a sweet red wine like a Lambrusco.
Next, melt some 75-85% dark chocolate in a double boiler and add a small amount of the same red wine used earlier to infuse the strawberries. This will lend a delightful layer of complexity to the chocolate and complement the wine-infused strawberries flawlessly.
Dip each strawberry into the wine-infused dark chocolate, ensuring they are entirely coated, and place them on wax paper to cool until the chocolate is firm.
When it’s time to serve, present these exquisite Wine-Infused Dark Chocolate Covered Strawberries on a beautiful platter and accompany them with a glass of the same red wine used in the recipe. The guests will appreciate the unique flavor combination, and you’ll relish in this sweet and delectable Easter treat that’s ideal for wine enthusiasts such as yourself.
To make a kid-friendly version of the, you can replace the wine with a rich grape juice.”
Sophie Fennelly
Sophie Fennelly is the head content writer for Salestq.com.au and a passionate amateur chef.
“Oh, I absolutely adore Easter-themed chocolate covered strawberries! There are so many delightful and creative ways to jazz up this classic treat for the holiday season.
One of my all-time favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry ideas is to use pastel-colored chocolates and sprinkles to create a fun and festive look. Picture juicy, ripe strawberries dipped in creamy milk, white, and dark chocolates, then coated in pale pink, yellow, and blue sprinkles. The combination of flavors and textures is simply divine!
Another delicious option is to incorporate Easter candy favorites into the mix. For instance, you could crush up some Cadbury Mini Eggs and mix them into your chocolate coating before dipping your strawberries. The resulting treat will be crunchy, sweet, and oh-so-satisfying!
If you’re feeling extra fancy, you might even consider using edible gold or silver dust to give your Easter chocolate-covered strawberries a luxurious shimmer. This is a particularly beautiful option for a special Easter brunch or dinner party.
Ultimately, there are countless ways to make Easter chocolate-covered strawberries your own. Whether you opt for classic flavors and colors or get creative with new ideas, these treats are sure to delight your taste buds and make your Easter celebrations even more special.”
Jeff Johnson
Jeff Johnson is a real estate agent and acquisition manager of Simple Homebuyers based in La Plata, Maryland.
“The Easter dark chocolate covered strawberry is my favorite. I like this combination because the bitterness of the cocoa pairs well with the tangy sweetness of the strawberry. The best part about this recipe is that it takes only minutes to prepare. All you have to do is melt the chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl. I prefer to use 70% dark chocolate, as this works best. Next, you simply take the strawberries and dip them in. I place them on a tray sheet and wait for them to cool down before putting them in the freezer for a couple of minutes. This quick and easy Easter recipe is a personal favorite of mine.”
Aviad Faruz
Aviad Faruz is the CEO of Faruzo. Avaid is an eCommerce business owner running a business of personalized jewelry and accessories in NY, US.
“This Easter, try making chocolate covered strawberry carrots with the kids. Trust me, it’s fun, and they will enjoy the whole process of making them. To make this recipe, you need fresh strawberries, white or dark chocolate, and orange decorating gel. You will need parchment paper to place your strawberries on.
Wash the strawberries and let them dry completely. Take a bowl and melt the chocolate enough that strawberries can easily dip. Lift the strawberry from its stem, dip it in the chocolate, and put it in the baking tray. Once the chocolate is hardened on the strawberry, draw a carrot with the help of decorating gel. Draw a V and fill it. It will look like a carrot. Use green decorating gel for the carrot’s stem. Refrigerate well and serve.”
Aakash Shukla
Aakash Shukla is the Head of Marketing & Finance at IBC24.
“Carrot Chocolate Covered Strawberries are particularly interesting. This idea involves dipping fresh strawberries in orange candy melts and using a toothpick to create little lines and indentations to make them look like carrots. The result is a fun and festive treat that’s perfect for Easter celebrations, and the combination of sweet strawberries and rich chocolate with a hint of orange flavor is sure to be a hit with anyone who loves this classic flavor pairing.”
Geoff Cudd
Geoff Cudd is the CEO and founder of Find the Best Car Price.
“My absolute favorite and the one that my wife adores is the Carrot Strawberry:
Dip a strawberry in orange-colored (a teaspoon of orange food dye works wonders) white chocolate and add a green fondant leaf on top to create a cute carrot-shaped strawberry.”
Julia Vorontsova
Julia Vorontsova is the founder and CEO of Innovation Park.
“I’m a chocolate fiend, and one of my go-to quick spoil-yourself-rotten treats is pastel-colored chocolate strawberries.
And they’re simple to make, as you just melt white chocolate and add a few drops of food coloring to create pastel shades of pink, blue, and yellow.
Dip the strawberries in the melted chocolate and let them dry on a parchment-lined baking sheet. For a fun decoration, you can even drizzle some contrasting colors on top of the dried chocolate, to make the strawberries a little more visually appealing.”
Tara Bennet
Tara Bennet is an Astrologer, Clairvoyant, and Spiritual Coach at Mediumchat Group.
Here’s my favorite Easter chocolate covered strawberry idea that I do every year:
During Easter I like to incorporate the resurrection in the food we eat. Before the chocolate fully sets, I dip the end in cinnamon and sugar. The cinnamon and sugar represent the spices the disciples anointed the body of Jesus with after his death. Tying the religious notes with these sweet treats makes them perfect for the Easter period.”
Nick Musica
Nick Musica is the founder of Cash For Your Junk Car, a business that offers a simple and hassle-free way for customers to sell their used, damaged, or non-operational cars.
“Bunny ears are a fun and easy way to decorate chocolate covered strawberries for Easter.
Start by washing and drying your strawberries, then melt some white chocolate in a bowl. Dip the strawberries into the white chocolate. Place the strawberries on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and let them cool and harden in the fridge for 10-15 minutes.
While the strawberries are cooling, prepare the pink frosting. Once the strawberries have cooled, use a small round piping tip to pipe two small dots of black frosting on the strawberries for the eyes. Use a small star or flower piping tip to pipe two bunny ears on top of the strawberries with the pink frosting.
Let the strawberries cool in the fridge again for 5-10 minutes to allow the frosting to harden. And that’s it! Your bunny ear chocolate covered strawberries are now ready to serve as a cute and tasty Easter treat.”
Dr. Shara Posner
Dr. Shara Posner is a chiropractor and founder of the Back To Health Center. Shara focuses on helping people achieve optimal health through chiropractic and holistic practices.
“While I know most families go for the (very cute) bunny chocolate strawberry, my daughter has decided that it’s much funnier to turn the chocolate covered strawberries into other kinds of food. This started when she saw a classmate with decorated eggshells, and she insisted that we do the same, but on strawberries dipped in white chocolate.
That was where it started, but our absolute favorite Easter chocolate strawberry idea is to make the strawberry look like a carrot. This may seem ridiculous, but we have so much fun melting the chocolate and dying it just the right shade of orange.
Then it becomes a competition to see who can make their strawberry look the most like a carrot. I’ve never met anyone else who does carrot-themed chocolate covered strawberries for Easter.”
Give one of these Easter chocolate covered strawberry ideas a try to make your Easter celebration more fun — and delicious! Or, opt for some done-for-you Easter chocolate covered strawberry treats from Edible Arrangements®.
