These bunny butt cupcakes are cute and easy to make and will look totally cute on your Easter dessert table!
Easter is almost here!
Eggs are being colored, baskets filled with
jelly beans, speckled eggs, marshmallow peeps and oh so much more.
This little “funny bunny” wanted to get in on the action!
These cupcakes are fun and easy to make. I melted white chocolate and put it into a plastic bottle. Then piped on an oval shape onto wax paper, chilled them. When they were firm, I added some pink candy melts with a toothpick and tiny spatula. Chilled the feet again for a few minutes until they were hard. I frosted these chocolate cupcakes with fluffy white frosting, topped the cupcakes with the feet and moistened a mini marshmallow then rolled it into nonpareils.
Hippity-Hoppity Easter is on its way!!!!
I made Rice Krispie treats and posted them earlier this week, but forgot that I had some in the fridge. I put the mixture into plastic eggs, added a lollipop stick and dipped them in dark chocolate. Then drizzled them with some pink candy that I used on the feet for the bunny. Oh..chocolate covered treats are YUMMY!
What a fun 3D Easter Egg!
Just as easy as it was to pipe the white chocolate out for bunny feet, you could do ears and a round dot for the tail with nonpareil sprinkles.
Sinful Southern Sweets says
Ok, those cupcakes are just about the cutest thing I’ve ever seen!! Love it!
grandmaloves2bake says
I’m going to make these for my co workers.
Katherine says
What a clever idea. Love the little cottontail; on the top!Big hugs and wishes for beautiful weekend. I hope you’ll stop by Katherine corner for a visit. I have a wonderful giveaway going on right now to win a gorgeous dress!
Becca H. says
Oh my GOODNESS! Those cupcakes are absolutely ADORABLE! I am so glad that I stumbled across your link from yesterdays Foodie Daily News on Twitter!!
alicia says
Those cotton tail cupcakes are too cute. I’m such a sucker. lol. I can’t help myself when it comes to cucakes.
shelly (cookies and cups) says
WHat super cute Easter bunnies 🙂 The kids would love o make these!!
Angie--Bigbearswife says
Very cute bunny cupcake!! love the feet!
Bediels & Co says
those cupcakes are too cute!!
Holly says
Adorable cupcakes!!!:)
Missy says
If those aren’t the cutest things I’ve ever seen!
Brian @ A Thought For Food says
Very clever… love these!
Amy {The Idea Room} says
Love the cottontail cupcakes! Love! Sharing with FB fans!!
Paula says
I laughed out loud and your cupcakes! Easter at your place is absolutely fun and delicious.
Amy says
Oh I LOVE the bunny tail cupcakes! I wish I saw them before Easter! I’ll have to remember for next year!
Andrea says
Jumping down the rabbit hole. Cutest things ever!! Can’t wait to make these with my boys this Easter! 🙂
Roberta says
OMG. Those are adorable. Have to try to make them!!!
lynn @ the actor's diet says
holy cuteness.
Diane says
Glad you like it Lynn 🙂
Karen says
Adorable!! What did you use for the feet?
Diane says
the feet are made of melted chocolate. I explain how to do it in the first (longish) paragraph.
Mardou says
I fell so much in love with your cotton-tail cupcakes idea and had to try it for myself this easter. They turned out great! Thank you so much for this inspiring idea! https://mardousblog.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/a-late-easter-note/
sue griffore says
lets skip halloween, thanksgiving, christmas, st patricks day and go to Easter!!!! Now!!!
Lillian @ My Recipe Journey says
This is just so funny and cute! I’ll have to try those cupcakes! Great post! =)
Cathy says
After melting the white choc. You said to pour it into a plastic bottle , could you explain, I don’t know what you mean !!
Diane says
While the white candy melts or white chocolate is fluid, (melted) I placed it in a applicator bottle. Found in cake supply stores, you could probably use a piping bag. You could also use white royal icing if you’re more familiar with icing to create a similar result.
Let me know if that is more clear or you need further explanation. ~Diane
Susie says
I love the bunny tail cupcakes – so cute!
I’m making a ‘Bunny Challenge’ badge to fundraise for my Girl Guide unit. I am hoping to include this as activity on the badge. Are you happy for me to include one of your pictures and a brief description in the resources pack I’m making to go with the badge? I’ll credit you and put a link to this page. I’ll even send you a badge if you want!! Thank you 🙂
Diane says
yes you are able to use the photo with a link back. Thank you for asking.~Diane