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Cadbury Egg Cupcakes

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Cadbury Egg Cupcakes

Besides Peeps, Cadbury Eggs are one of my guilty pleasures this time of year. Thank goodness, the season is fairly short because I could go into a sugar coma with  these little babies! Aren’t the mini Cadbury Eggs just adorable! They are much more manageable in terms of sugar intake. LOL! Of course making Cadbury Egg Cupcakes is filled with even more suger…but I really don’t care because they are so darn delicious!

I know you are probably thinking what a boring chocolate cupcake with a little chocolate egg thrown on top….but what you can’t see is the treasure waiting for you in the middle! That’s right!!!! There is a mini Cadbury egg baked into the middle of each of these cupcakes! I KNOW! And yes they were goooood!

I did use a natural dye for the yellow and left the eggs out of a few cupcakes and off the tops of the those. Can’t have cupcakes and not let my little girl have one too. She didn’t even care about the candy that adorned ours…she was excited that mommy made cupcakes for no reason at all!

Cadbury Egg Cupcakes

I found the mini Cadbury Eggs at the grocery store, but Amazon has them too. I also got my natural dyes from Amazon as well.

Cadbury Egg Cupcakes

Yields 24 cupcakes

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  • 48 mini Cadbury Eggs, wrappers removed (24 frozen)
  • 1 chocolate cake mix or favorite scratch cake recipe
  • white buttercream frosting, store bought or homemade
  • yellow or orange food dye

Freeze 24 of the Cadbury Eggs, this keeps them from completely disintegrating while baking.

Prepare 24 regular sized muffin tins pans with liners and a light mist of non-stick cooking spray. Preheat oven and prepare cake mix according to directions. Fill muffin tins about 2/3 of the way full with batter. Drop in one frozen Cadbury Egg into each muffin tin and make sure it is completely covered with batter. Bake muffins according to directions.

Use food dye or natural coloring to dye about 1/3 of the frosting a yellow/orange color. Using a decorator tube with a circle opening, pipe a large O on the cupcake with white frosting, leaving the center open. Fill in the opening with yellow/orange frosting. Top each cupcake with a Cadbury Egg.

Note: Don't have any decorating tools! Use a zip top baggie with one corner cut out to allow the frosting to be piped onto the cupcake.

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  4. 10122834495165423850 says

    March 30, 2012 at 11:50 am

    Cadbury eggs always make me think of a British friend who moved away. She would horde them this time of year because she missed them so much... My daughter will love this idea. Thanks for sharing it.
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  5. Harriet says

    March 30, 2012 at 9:50 am

    These look amazing, where did you find such small Cadbury eggs? I'm going to London this weekend so I'll see if I can find some little ones like this in a specialist candy store I know of. Thanks for the inspiration! My nan would love these!
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