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Pink Bunny Cupcakes

Blogger Bree Hester of Baked Bree makes adorable Pink Bunny Cupcakes to help celebrate Easter with your little bunnies.

Prep: 40 MinTotal: 1 Hr 20 Min

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Posted 3/28/2013 12:07:50 PM REPORT ABUSE Cathy23g said:

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These were so cute, I just had to make them. I used the Strawberry Cake Mix, but made my own cream cheese frosting, I just added a little strawberry jam to my frosting recipe, and they were fantastic. The noodles for wiskers was a little time consuming, so after a few of them, I just little red candy straws. There are all kinds of ways to improvise what you use on the face. To "Mama Sparks", you can get pink muffin cups at a craft store like Michaels, or similar stores that have a "Wilton" baking aisle. Too bad we can't upload pictures of how our cupakes look after we made them.

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Posted 4/10/2012 6:50:25 PM REPORT ABUSE JustKellyGifts said:

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I made a double batch of these to take into work for the Friday before Easter. Took a very long time to make/decorate. Couldn't find all of the ingredients so I made the following substitutions: 1.) instead of pink and white M&Ms I used red and white gumdrops cut in half; 2.) instead of mini chocolate chips for eyes I used blue and green round discs/sprinkles; 3.) instead of red hearts/sprinkles I used white hearts and stuck the point straight into the frosting right under the nose so it looked like two bunny buck teeth; 4.) instead of strawberry cake mix and frosting I used cherry chip mix and made a cherry buttercream frosting from scratch. So overall, a lot of work, but I received TONS of compliments on them. Lots of people took pictures to send to friends. So a nice, one-time only effort for me.

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