Kid-Friendly Passover Desserts

1 Chewy Chocolate Meringues

Meringues are always fun for kids, and these chewy chocolate meringues are crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside — just the way they should be!

Source: Food52, Photography by James Ransom

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2 Matzo S'mores

Gather everyone around the table for this fun-to-make campfire treat. Swap out the graham crackers, and you have delicious s'mores that will put a smile on every face.

Source: Martha Stewart Living

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3 Marshmallow Frogs (aka Kosher Peeps)

Marshmallows are always tricky during Passover, making it difficult to see all of the Peeps being advertised for Easter. These marshmallow frogs (get it — one of the 10 plagues!) are made from honey, making them perfect for the holiday.

Source: Couldn't Be Parve

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4 Passover Strawberry Bars

These sweet Passover strawberry bars make a great after-dinner or breakfast treat throughout the holiday.

Source: Ingredients, Inc.

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5 Choco-Toffee Matzo

Transforming a boring piece of matzo into a sweet treat is not only delicious, but also a fun project for kids of all ages. Choco-toffee matzo can be made to appeal to any age group based on the variety of toppings added to the mix.

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6 Alice Medrich's New Classic Coconut Macaroons

Berkeley-based Alice Medrich has reinvented the traditionally overly sweet macaroon by using coconut chips rather than sweetened coconut flakes to make these chocolate-topped confections.

Source: Food52

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7 Raspberry Macaroons in Chocolate Shells

These little macaroon surprises are a delicious way to end a traditional meal. They look like chocolate truffles, but they're filled with raspberry-flavored macaroons.

Source: Martha Stewart Living

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8 Ganache-Filled Pecan Cookies

These ganache-filled pecan cookies use pecan butter as a sweet twist on traditional Passover desserts.

Source: Couldn't Be Parve

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9 Matzo Chocolate-Mint Ice Cream Cake

Everyone at your Seder will be screaming for this matzo chocolate-mint ice cream cake made from matzo, ganache, and two kinds of ice cream.

Source: Everyday Food

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10 Peanut (or Almond) Butter and Jelly Sandwich Cookies

What tot doesn't love a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? These peanut butter and jelly sandwich cookies (which can be made with almond butter if your family doesn't eat legumes during Passover) are a great way to carry on the taste.

Source: Couldn't Be Parve

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11 Chocolate Truffles

As if truffles weren't delicious enough on their own, when you cover them in sprinkles, they're particularly kid-friendly! Made with whipping cream, chocolate, and butter, Keep It Sweet Desserts' version is perfect for the holiday.

Source: Keep It Sweet Desserts

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12 Healthy Banana Almond Ice Cream Sandwiches

A chipwich on Passover? Thanks to Couldn't Be Parve's recipe using almond flour, these "chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches" are the perfect way to end the Seder.

Source: Couldn't Be Parve

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13 No-Bake Chocolate Matzo Cake

Yes, you can make a seven-layer cake out of matzo! Just check out The Shiksa's easy, no-bake recipe, and let the kids start counting the layers. Just be sure to use grape juice (not wine) for the kids' version!

Source: The Shiksa

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