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Easy Blooming Daisy Spring Cupcakes
Spring is coming! That bitter chill is out of the air, and soon the grass will be a lovely shade of green and signs of life will start popping up everywhere. To get in the springtime mood and to celebrate the vernal equinox at 11:21 p.m. on March 20th, which marks the shift from winter to spring, make a few blooming daisy cupcakes with the kids.
To make these adorable daisy cupcakes:
1. Frost the tops of your cupcakes with a fun, spring color.
2. Take a jumbo marshmallow and cut it using a kitchen shears into three or four pieces. These pieces will become the petals for your daisies.
3. Place 5 petals around your frosted cupcakes.
4. Fill the center of your daisy with brightly-colored sprinkles or a round candy.
Ta-da! Flower cupcakes in no time at all.
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6 Comments
Brenda @ a farmgirl's dabbles commented on Mar 18 11 at 10:44 amSo pretty! And they would be fun to make with kids!
Linda M commented on Mar 19 11 at 12:45 pmWhat a fabulous decorating idea!
Jenn@eatcakefordinner commented on Mar 20 11 at 12:01 amI love these cupcakes. What a good idea!
laura commented on Mar 21 11 at 3:26 pmsooo cute and clever! :) i’m imagining a great variety using different candies, etc. saving to my online cookbook (http://cookmarked.com) for safe keeping!
hailey @ naked-cup-cakes.com commented on Mar 28 11 at 10:23 pmthose are awesome! They make me think of sunshine and springtime :)
Cookin' Canuck commented on Apr 02 11 at 6:57 pmShaina, these are so darn pretty! What a great treat for an Easter party.
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