Dr Seuss Cupcakes Oh The Places You’ll Go

Dr Seuss Cupcakes Oh The Places You’ll Go
It’s a bit of a Dr Seuss themed week here on the blog and today we are sharing a fantastic recipe for Dr Seuss Cupcakes based on the wonderful book “Oh the places you’ll go”.
We recently shared a Dr Seuss garden party based on the same theme and these cupcakes would go perfectly at any Dr Seuss Party. You can also check out our Cat In The Hat Treats and later this week we have another special treat to share.
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Without further chat, here is the recipe and ingredients. You can buy them online from Amazon or find similar items from the local supermarket.
What You Will Need
1 box of Cake Mix, baked to package directions in mini cupcake form
1—16 oz. Container Whipped Topping
Food Coloring—Pink, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Orange, and Green
Food Coloring Liqua-Gel – 12 Color Variety Kit in .75 fl. oz. (20ml) Bottles
Pillsbury, Funfetti Cake Mix with Candy Bits, 15.25oz Box (Pack of 4)
Directions
First of all mix and bake the mini cupcakes as per the instructions on the box. You can use a funfetti package or any other cupcake packet in the store. There are plenty to choose from in Asda or Tescos for around one pound.
After the mini cupcakes are completely cooled, cut out a small hole in the middle of each one.
Fill each hole with the sprinkles.
Next divide the whipped topping into 6 separate bowls, and mix in each food colouring colour.
Spoon into 6 piping bags.
Starting with your bottom colour, fill the top of the cupcake in a thin, circular pattern. Using next colour, pipe a little bit smaller circle on top of the bottom colour leaving the edges of the first colour showing.
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Hometeq (2 Pack) Scissors Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Kitchen Sharp Scissors Multi-Purpose Poultry Shears with Soft Grip Handles
Pyrex Prepware 3-Piece Glass Mixing Bowl Set
Continue on with all your colours. You should have a tall, cone shape pattern on your cupcake.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and let me know if you try this out. I’d love to see your results.
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OMG I feel gaga for your cupcakes! They look adorable, I would resist eating it and just stare with it.
I’m glad you like these!
Oh wow! They are so pretty and so much fun!
They are so simple to make too. I think we might have to give them a try x
Thanks Kim. They are super cool!
Okay, these are some of the cutest cupcakes I’ve seen online to date. I love them! My daughter would adore them. We love Dr. Seuss!
Thanks Amber. I’m glad you like them!
OMG I love this. I am duch a Dr. Seuss fan. We have the same bday. My Baby shower was Dr. Seuss theme anfd this post just made my day
Oh I’M GLAD YOU LIKE IT! Happy birthday
These are so adorable!
OMG Cupcakes are my weakness… or at least I love eating the tops of them, I like a little cake with my icing, lol. These look amazing!
Oh how cute. What a great surprise when you get to the center. This is one of my favorite books of all time!
That’s a lot of icing – which is great because I tend to think the whipped icing is the best part of any cupcake! It’s really cute that these are stuffed with sprinkles, too! I know my girls would get a HUGE kick out of these!
Thanks Brandi
I love this. These may be my favorite cupcakes ever!!!
Thats a great compliment thanks
Dr. Seuss day is so much fun ~ colorful too! The day is definitely celebrated at the local elementary schools seen as he spent so much time here. There is even a museum dedicated to him. These look great and have the ability to be versatile ~ can we say Spring and Easter?! Fill them with sprinkles or other sweets and can keep the colors the same 😀
I agree they could be great for any season like spring or easter!
These cupcakes look amazing. I am definitely going to have to try them out.
Omg these look insanely amazing!!!! We love dr Seuss here at home I saved this to do wth the kids!
these are the cutest!! I like be reading Dr. Seuss to my kids when they were younger
What is whipped topping? I haven’t seen this before. I’d like them with buttercream icing.
Those cupcakes look extremely good. I bet the icing tastes yummy. 😍 Great snack for kids. Love the images. And they are very colorful.makes the blog pop.
Do you have any tips on how to do a different type of frosting?
There are lots of different types. I do like to use the ready made ones and add colour to them or you can make it from a scratch.
Sooo cute!! Do you know if these will travel well? Was thinking of making these for my kids class! I’m guessing they’ll have to stay refrigerated?
I think they may need to be refrigerated so maybe speak to the teacher beforehand. Speaking from experience as a teacher myself.
So I tried making these but how do you keep the cool whip frosting stiff? They were too liquidy to pile up the colors and then it melted so quickly. Any tips? Thanks!
Make sure you using Cool Whip and not real whip cream. The longer the cool whip sits out the wetter it’ll get so be quick piping it on and then stick them back into the refrigerator. It’s best to make them and eat them the same day but these were kept in the fridge and they were fine the next day. A another big tip is make sure the cupcakes are COMPLETELY cooled before piping!