Frankenstein Cupcakes for Halloween – So Stinking Cute!
These Frankenstein cupcakes are an adorable, non-scary, and really easy Halloween cupcake. You can use fondant or frosting to create the face base and let the little ones go wild.
In this easy Halloween cupcake recipe idea, you will create the cupcakes (or use store-bought), the frosting, and the cutest little Frankenstein monster cupcake!
Halloween Movie Night (Non-Scary Ideas)
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These Frankenstein cupcakes are absolutely adorable, aren’t they? I love that they are perfect for the kids who just can’t do gross and scary Halloween. Speaking of a non-scary Halloween…
Non-Scary Halloween Movie Ideas
Putting together a non-scary Halloween is easy and fun. With the kid-friendly Halloween crafts we share on Pinterest, you can round out a great night. Start with:
- Halloween Shadow Puppets
- Easy Halloween Tic-Tac-Toe from Felt
- Monster Wreath (100% scare-free and done in 10-minutes)
If you’re looking for a movie, a few of our favorite non-scary Halloween movies are:
- Halloween Town
- Frankenweenie
- Hotel Transylvania
- Monster House
- Casper
If you’re going to show the kids Casper (which is adorable, by the way), you might want to make these easy ghost cupcakes. It takes less than 10-minutes to make the decorations and icing – EASY!
But let’s get back to these Frankenstein treats, shall we?
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Ingredients for Frankenstein CupcakesÂ
I'm starting with a boxed chocolate cake mix, but feel free to use your own recipe. This makes about 12-14 large cupcakes.
- 1 box chocolate cake mix (and ingredients such as eggs, oil, and water) and liners
- chocolate frosting
- green fondant (we got ours here) and a rolling pin
- large candy eyes
- black and red icing (we just used premade icing tubes like these - they make it easy!)
- tips for decorating and a piping bag
- 2.75-inch round cookie or biscuit cutter
How to Make Frankenstein Cupcakes
Below is the written and printable tutorial for this fun cupcake decorating idea. Use the comments section below if you have any questions.
Frankenstein Cupcakes
These Frankenstein cupcakes are anything but spooky and are a delight for all ages.
Ingredients
- 1 box chocolate cake mix (and ingredients such as eggs, oil, and water) and liners
- chocolate frosting
- green fondant (we got ours here) and a rolling pin
- large candy eyes
- black and red icing (we just used premade icing tubes like these – they make it easy!)
Instructions
- Bake the cupcakes per the package instructions and set aside to cool completely. Once cool, generously frost them with chocolate icing. :)
- Roll out the green fondant to about 1/8th-inch thick (if sticky, use powdered sugar on the rolling pin and surface). Cut into circles using the round cutter and place on top of the frosted cupcakes.
- Use frosting to attach the candy eyes and create hair, mouth, and a scar with icing.
Notes
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Additional Supplies:
- tips for decorating and a piping bag
- 2.75-inch round cookie or biscuit cutter
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
24Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 64Total Fat: 3gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 2mgSodium: 44mgCarbohydrates: 10gFiber: 0gSugar: 8gProtein: 0g
All nutrition information is estimated. For accuracy, please calculate your exact brands and ingredients if accuracy is desired.
- Bake the cupcakes per the package instructions and set aside to cool completely. Once cool, generously frost them with chocolate icing. :)
- Roll out the green fondant to about 1/8th-inch thick (if sticky, use powdered sugar on the rolling pin and surface). Cut into circles using the round cutter and place on top of the frosted cupcakes.
- Use frosting to attach the candy eyes and create hair, mouth, and a scar with icing.
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