Bunny Butt Cupcakes have been a favorite Easter cupcake for years! They are frosted, dipped in cookie crumbs and topped with the most adorable little bunny tooshies! They’re easy to make, can be used to decorate your table and everyone loves them! 
Cute little bunny tooshies top your favorite chocolate cupcakes! This is such a fun Easter treat!
Bunny Butt cupcakes are the cutest Easter cupcakes around! Little Bunny tooshies adorably adorn frosted chocolate cupcakes.
For the bunny body I used a melon baller to scoop out small balls of white cake (you can also use a small ice cream scoop). Don’t worry if they’re not perfect, the coconut covers any flaws. Donut holes will also work for the bunny body. To make the frosting “dippable” I pop it in the microwave for just long enough to make it slightly runny.
The feet are easy to put together and much like the bodies they do not need to be perfect or exact either! Mine were 1″ long by just over 1/2″ wide. You really only need a couple of pink candy melts for the toes. If you don’t want to buy a whole package of candy melts, you can either grab them in the bulk section of your grocery store or baking store or even add a little bit of gel coloring to color the white melts.

You can use any type of chocolate cupcakes to put these together (homemade, store bought or boxed). When I’m rushing, I ask at my local grocery store if they have unfrosted cupcakes. They usually have them in the freezer (and our store sells them cheaper than frosted).
I frost the cupcakes in chocolate and then dip in cookie crumbs (which I blend in my processor) to make “dirt” but you could also use coconut tinted with green food coloring to make grass if you prefer. Simply place your coconut in a stand mixer and add a few drops of green food coloring. Mix until combined.

Ingredients
- 12 chocolate cupcakes baked
- 6 white cupcakes or 12 donut holes
- 12 miniature marshmallows
- 1 ½ cups coconut flakes
- chocolate cookie crumbs
- 16 ounces chocolate frosting 1 jar
- 16 ounces vanilla frosting 1 jar
- ½ cup white candy melts
- 2 tablespoons pink candy melts you will just need a couple of melts
Instructions
- If using white/yellow cupcakes for the bunny body, using a melon baller, scoop out a ball of cupcake for each bunny body (you should be able to get 2 per cupcake). If you are using donut holes, cut a small slice off the bottom so it can sit flat.
- Frost each chocolate cupcake with chocolate frosting. Dip into the cookie crumbs.
- Place about 20 white candy melts into a small Ziploc bag and microwave about 20-30 seconds or until melted. Snip a small corner off and pipe little feet shape onto parchment paper (2 feet per cupcake plus a few extras just in case). Mine were 1″ long by about ½″ wide.
- Once cool, melt the pink candy melts in a small ziploc bag and pipe toes and the pads of the feet. Let set.
- Place ½ cup vanilla frosting in a small bowl. Microwave 10 seconds or until soft and slightly runny. Dip each white cupcake ball or donut hole in the vanilla frosting and then into the coconut. Gently press to adhere. Dip each mini marshmallow into the frosting and then the coconut. Let the bunny body and tail cool.
- Using white candy melts as “glue” stick the tail to the body (you can cut part of the marshmallow off if it is too big). With white candy melts stick the bunny butt to the cupcake. Finally use the candy melts to adhere the feet with the toes facing downward.
Nutrition Information
Nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.
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Adapted from What’s New Cupcake
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Stopping by from #weekendwinddown link party! LOVE these! They are too cute!
These are adorable!! I’d love for you to share it at our party that’s LIVE right now!
Have a great weekend! Marti
Thank you Marti! I’ve added it to your linky!!
Thank you Holly for sharing this with us! I pinned it to the party board!
These are so super adorable!
On the bunnies bottom how does the coconut stick to it.? Also the top of the cupcake how it looks like dirt, what is it..? cookie crumb on top of the chocolate frosting..? Please help me with this as soon as someone can thank you
In step 5 you will use frosting to stick the coconut. In step 2 you will dip it into cookie crumbs.
Holly,
These Bunny Butt Cupcakes are just adorable! Hope you have a very special weekend and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
These are some adorable bunny butts! So festive! I love that they are made with actual cake! Pinning!
These are the cutest cupcakes ever! Perfect for Easter.
Adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Holly, these are THE most adorable cupcakes for Easter! Just love your creativity!
Thank you Gloria!
These are adorable! I love the padding on his little paws too! :)
How cute are these?!?! Love, love this! Checking these amazing little bunnies out from Inspiration Monday link party!
Cathy
These are adorable! They look so professional. If you have not shared yet at the Bacon Time linky, please do.
This is so flippin’ cute! I’m so sharing this. Thanks! x
OMG these are adorable!!!
I think these are just precious, but one thing I wish you had done would have been to take step-by-step pictures rather than posting 4 of the “end” product. Thanks for sharing such a cute way of doing the Bunny Butt Cupcake!
Thank you for the suggestion!
Oh these are just adorable!!!! What a cute idea!!! Love it!
Love it Thankyou will be trying this
I’m having trouble with the print link. What am I doing wrong?
It seems to be working for me. What type of problem are you having so I can try to help you? :)
I have seen lots of bunny butt cakes out there but these are by far the cutest! I can’t wait to try them this Easter. Thanks for such a cute design.
Aww! Thank you Debbie! So glad you like them!
Great site