Thanksgiving is all about family, fun, and delicious food! These 13 Thanksgiving Desserts for Kids are festive, easy to make, and guaranteed to add extra smiles to your holiday table.
Holiday time means getting together with family and friends and if you are entertaining, it can often mean kids are in the mix. I got you with this list of fun and yummy Thanksgiving Desserts that kids will love but everyone can enjoy, just like my classic Cake Pops.
This list has something for everyone, including no-bake desserts, cupcakes, and cookies. The best part of all of these recipes is that they are fun to make and will impress all of your guests.
Why You'll Love These Fun Recipes
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Kid-Friendly Fun: Simple and creative treats that little ones can help make and enjoy.
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Festive & Cute: Adorable designs add extra holiday cheer to your table.
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No-Bake Options: Easy desserts with minimal prep and cooking time.
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Perfect for All Ages: Delicious enough for both kids and adults to enjoy.
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Sweet & Simple: Easy-to-follow recipes with accessible ingredients.
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Holiday-Themed: Treats that capture the spirit of Thanksgiving in every bite.
Key Ingredient Resources
All of the recipes on this list are super cute and unique in their own way, but you will notice some similarities in how to achieve this. Most of these recipes use candy eyeballs and candy to help achieve their final look. Here is where you can find some of them:
- Candy Eyeballs - Candy eyeballs can usually be found in the baking section near the sprinkles. You can also find them online in many different sizes.
- Candy Corn - You can find candy corn year-round now, but it's most popular during Halloween and sticks around through Thanksgiving. Look for the Autumn mix for Thanksgiving-inspired colors!
- Thanksgiving Colored Candy (Reese's Pieces)- These little candies have Thanksgiving-inspired colors year-round and are the perfect addition to any treat for this holiday.
- Almond Bark (candy coating) - While more popular now, almond bark makes an appearance around Halloween in major grocery stores. You can also use candy melts found at craft stores or always look online, although it's usually more expensive there.
*See the recipe card for the complete list of ingredients and quantities.
Expert Tips for These Recipes
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Prepare all of the ingredients ahead of time in separate bowls or containers. This will make creating and cleaning much easier.
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If you are creating a decorating station for your event, make whatever you can in advance to ease the stress.
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No matter what, have fun! That's always the most important part of making something fun and delicious for family and friends.
Thanksgiving Desserts for Kids
If you get a chance to make any of these 13 Thanksgiving Desserts for Kids, tag me on Instagram or Facebook and show me, or leave a review below! You can also follow me on Pinterest and sign up for my e-mail list to receive more fun and delicious recipes in your inbox.
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