Alligator Cupcakes Super Fun Cupcake Ideas
Alligator Cupcakes Super Fun Cupcake Ideas
Today we have some Alligator Cupcakes to share with you. This is one of our super fun cupcake ideas that we have on the blog and they are a brilliant party food idea that kids will love. These could also be made to look like crocodile cupcakes if you’re looking for that option!
If you’re looking for some Alligator cupcake ideas then this is the perfect tutorial for you!
Whilst I don’t exactly love real alligators these alligator cupcakes are super cute and sure to be a winner for the little ones. They are the ideal zoo cupcake!
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Making Edible Eyes for the Alligator Cupcakes
When making fun cupcakes, especially animal themed ones you will need to use googly eyes. You can purchase these from a baking store or on Amazon, or you may want to make your own googly eyes. In fact there is a brilliant Easy Edible DIY Eyes tutorial by Eats Amazing which shows just how easy it can be to make eyes.
I found edible eyes at both Tesco and Asda here in the UK and they are available over in the US in lots of supermarkets.
Ingredients Needed For Easy Alligator Cupcakes
- 6 Prepared Cupcakes, unfrosted
- 6 Green Ice Cream Cones
- 1 Container White Frosting
- 1 Container Chocolate Frosting
- 12 Round Edible Eyeballs
- Wilton Bubble Gum Sprinkles
How to Make the Alligator Cupcakes?
Frost the cupcakes with layer chocolate frosting.
From the bubble gum sprinkles, pick out about 24 white pieces and cut them in half diagonally so you have about 48 little triangle teeth.
Turn the cones upside down and put a thin line of white frosting across the middle of the bottom of the cone.
Extend the line of frosting over each side of the cone about an inch. Stick 7-8 teeth in a line onto the frosting line making sure the points of the gum are facing out to look like sharp teeth.
Repeat this with all the cones.
Now lay the cones down on their side and use frosting to stick 2 round eyeballs on the top rim of each cone.
Place an alligator cone on top of each cupcake so it looks like the alligator head is coming up out of the muddy water.
Tasty Alligator Themed Cupcakes
Fun cupcakes for a zoo or animal themed party! You could even use these to create one huge Alligator cupcake cake. Now thats an idea!
Alligator Cupcakes Super Fun Cupcake Ideas
Ingredients
- - 6 Prepared Cupcakes unfrosted
- - 6 Green Ice Cream Cones
- - 1 Container White Frosting
- - 1 Container Chocolate Frosting
- - 12 Round Edible Eyeballs
- - Wilton Bubble Gum Sprinkles
Instructions
- 1. Frost the cupcakes with layer chocolate frosting.
- 2. From the bubble gum sprinkles, pick out about 24 white pieces and cut them in half diagonally so you have about 48 little triangle teeth.
- 3. Turn the cones upside down and put a thin line of white frosting across the middle of the bottom of the cone. Extend the line of frosting over each side of the cone about an inch. Stick 7-8 teeth in a line onto the frosting line making sure the points of the gum are facing out to look like sharp teeth. Repeat this with all the cones.
- 4. Now lay the cones down on their side and use frosting to stick 2 round eyeballs on the top rim of each cone.
- 5. Place an alligator cone on top of each cupcake so it looks like the alligator head is coming up out of the muddy water.
- 6. Fun cupcakes for a zoo or animal themed party!
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cute, cute, cute!
I’m please you love it!
I do. Enough to make them even though I don’t like to eat marshmallows. Who said you had to eat them? They’re too cute to eat anyway ?
or you could use another thing like a ball of cake or a oreo cookie!
A ball of cake. Now, that’s a fabulous idea and then I can eat them. Just what my thighs need ??
lol!
Put the comment under the wrong edible ?. Goodness. But you figured that out I’m sure. The Pooh’s are worth my attempt at making them.