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Bunny Butt Cake
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52 Ratings

5 spoons 90%
4 spoons 8%
3 spoons 2%
2 spoons
1 spoons
Bunny Butt Cake
Hop to it and make this sweet and silly bunny butt cake for your spring party. Learn to make this recipe with our how-to.
Prep: 40 MinTotal: 3 Hr 40 Min
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Posted 5/23/2013 1:44:08 PM REPORT ABUSE rosebud1004 said:
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The cake is easy to make and brings a smile to all of the kids and the young at heart as well. My nieces didn't want to eat it....they loved looking at it. But appetites won out and they loved it. Great holiday cake.
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Posted 4/5/2013 7:47:36 PM REPORT ABUSE RS419 said:
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I really enjoyed making this cake. I used my favorite cake recipe which is called perfectly chocolate by Hershey's. therefore it took slightly longer to cook in the bowl then I thought but it was worth it. The cake stayed moist and the coconut was a great touch both for flavor and decoration. I am not good at icing cakes so the coconut hid all my imperfections. I also appreciated the picture of the "before" so it was easier to put together. I was able to use toothpicks and it stayed up. Thank you Betty Crocker for coming up with a fun cake for Easter and making it easy for not so professional bakers like myself!
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Posted 4/1/2013 12:19:22 PM REPORT ABUSE torchie said:
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I used a 2 quart oven safe measuring cup to make the body in and it was the perfect shape - no trimming needed at all. It turned out just like the photo. I couldn't find taffy but I cut ovals out if the fruit roll ups for the pads in the feet and they were really easy to work with. I also used the fruit rollups for the carrots.
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Posted 3/30/2013 5:18:14 PM REPORT ABUSE Kierstybear said:
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Cookin-brownie I've made this cake for 3 years now and I have gotten the best results using a round glass casserole dish. It works really well and the cake comes out real moist
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Posted 3/30/2013 6:50:55 AM REPORT ABUSE Mewierd123 said:
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I am making this for easter, but as a carrot cake.
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Posted 3/27/2013 5:20:49 PM REPORT ABUSE cookin-brownie said:
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Please help!?! What kind of bowl should I use when baking the "body"?
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Posted 3/27/2013 7:23:36 AM REPORT ABUSE cindyd626 said:
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Hey, were making this for Easter and we not crazy about coconut as well, so I just going to do the bunny tale. Hope this helps all you non-coconut lover!!!
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Posted 3/26/2013 4:31:14 PM REPORT ABUSE Snoopeygirl said:
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My guys don't care for coconut, so I believe I will try and make it a chocolate bunny. They are crazy for chocolate frosting and cake, and this would be so cute as a chocolate bunny trying to escape :)
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Posted 3/26/2013 1:15:38 PM REPORT ABUSE stressfanatic1 said:
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I bet this would be great using a Carrot Cake instead!! What a surprise that would be! Love it either way!! But going to try the Carrot Cake!!
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Posted 3/24/2013 2:37:36 AM REPORT ABUSE Awesome_Amy said:
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I used a different type of pan, but the results were the same. I did not do the ears as it shows, but used frosting for the whole cake instead, and tinted it pink for the little feet. You can see more here if you would like: http://awesomeamy-ablogaboutnothing.blogspot.com/2012/10/bunny-butt-cake.html
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