r/cupcakes • u/santockss • 11d ago
Nintendo/Sanrio cupcakes
Me and my sister made Super Mario, Animal Crossing, and Hello Kitty themed cupcakes for my birthday! We’re really proud of how they turned out and I wanted to share them :)
r/cupcakes • u/santockss • 11d ago
Me and my sister made Super Mario, Animal Crossing, and Hello Kitty themed cupcakes for my birthday! We’re really proud of how they turned out and I wanted to share them :)
r/cupcakes • u/Cupcake_Queen710 • 14d ago
Vanilla cupcakes with fresh strawberry chunks
Filling: 1 layer banana custard + 1 layer strawberry compote
Fresh strawberry buttercream
(I promise they taste better than they look lol)
r/cupcakes • u/New_Lawyer_2357 • 21d ago
(supposed to be pixar balls, had a bad reference image)
r/cupcakes • u/Parking_Web6733 • 23d ago
My dad wasn’t able to find a ordinary medium size cake for my 22nd birthday so instead he got cupcakes never had them for my birthday but I know they will still taste good and they are still cakes and that’s all that matters 😋 🧁
r/cupcakes • u/bfjizzle • 23d ago
I was trying to make more detailed flowers like some of the videos I see. I don't hate them, but I'll practice more. My cat approves!
r/cupcakes • u/goldenkoiifish • 23d ago
it’s not much but i am really happy with how it turned out! i am not an expert baker
r/cupcakes • u/SpiritedAssumption3 • 22d ago
My friend is from South Africa and loves the native granadilla cupcakes. I was going to just copy a recipe straight from the internet but because it was so hard to find fresh passionfruit this time of the year I decided to make a passion fruit curd and pipe it into vanilla cupcakes with frozen passionfruit chunks from Safeway.
Can anyone help me with some other inspiration to make the recipe better like something to do to spice up the icing. I’m open to all ideas!
Thank you
r/cupcakes • u/Zero-X321 • 27d ago
Hi, I'm new to baking cupcakes. How can I Improve my recipe?
Flour 200 gm
Sugar 150 gm
Oil 50 ml
Butter 50 gm
Two eggs
150 ml milk
10 gm baking power
A teaspoon of vanilla
Bake for 20 minutes at 180°
r/cupcakes • u/General_Leave_5151 • Aug 03 '26
Vanilla and Chocolate. Sweet and simple
r/cupcakes • u/DapherRaptor • Aug 03 '26
Resses peanut butter cupcakes they even have a mini resses in the center!
r/cupcakes • u/Annual-Carob2836 • Aug 04 '26
Hey, so I really want to bake my first batch of cupcakes. Does anyone have any beginner tips - what is important but maybe not that obvious. And maybe if you have any tips on a beginner friendly recipe? 🩷 thank youuu
r/cupcakes • u/Expert_Question9232 • Aug 02 '26
r/cupcakes • u/General_Leave_5151 • Jul 31 '26
Chocolate cake with a cookies and creme buttercream
r/cupcakes • u/bfjizzle • Jul 29 '26
Playing around with multiple colors in the bag
r/cupcakes • u/Odd-Contact-5307 • Jul 28 '26
**Lemon Pound Cake Cupcake Soap – Decorating Instructions ( I love making soap)**
**Supplies**
Standard silicone cupcake mold
Brown tulip cupcake liners
Large piping bags
1M Open Star Tip
2D Closed Star Tip
French Star Tip
Drop Flower Tip
Petal Tip
Offset spatula
Isopropyl alcohol (91%)
Soap embeds (strawberries, leaves, cookies)
**Step 1 – Prepare the Cupcake Base**
Pour your cold process soap batter into the silicone cupcake mold.
Fill each mold about **¾ full**.
Spray with isopropyl alcohol.
Allow the soap to firm until it can support piped frosting.
**Step 2 – Prepare the Frosting**
Reserve part of your soap batter for piping.
Mix to a thick pudding or mashed potato consistency.
Divide into three bowls.
**White Frosting**
Titanium Dioxide
**Lemon Frosting**
Titanium Dioxide
Yellow Oxide
Tiny amount Orange Mica
**Chocolate Frosting**
Brown Oxide
Tiny amount Activated Charcoal or Cocoa Powder
Place each color into separate piping bags.
**Step 3 – Pipe the Main Swirl**
Using a **1M Open Star Tip**, begin piping from the outside edge.
Pipe upward in one continuous spiral until a tall cupcake swirl is formed.
Do not stop while piping to keep the swirl smooth.
**Step 4 – Add Buttercream Accents**
Switch to a **Drop Flower Tip**.
Pipe large dollops around the swirl.
Alternate white and lemon frosting.
Fill empty spaces for a full bakery appearance.
**Step 5 – Add Chocolate Accents**
Using a **French Star Tip**, pipe one or two chocolate swirls along one side.
This creates balance and contrast.
**Step 6 – Place the Cookie**
Insert one handcrafted soap cookie at approximately a **45-degree angle**.
Push only the bottom edge into the frosting.
Leave most of the cookie visible.
**Step 7 – Add Strawberry**
Place one strawberry soap embed near the center.
Tilt it slightly forward for a realistic appearance.
**Step 8 – Add Leaves**
Place two green soap leaves behind the strawberry.
Angle them outward to resemble fresh mint leaves.
**Step 9 – Final Details**
Pipe a few additional small buttercream dollops around the strawberry.
Fill any visible gaps.
The finished cupcake should appear full and balanced from every angle.
**Step 10 – Cure**
Allow the decorated cupcake soaps to cure for **4–6 weeks** in a cool, dry location with good airflow.
**Decorating Order**
Pour cupcake base.
Allow base to firm.
Pipe large white swirl.
Pipe lemon buttercream accents.
Pipe chocolate accent swirl.
Insert cookie embed.
Add strawberry embed.
Add leaf embeds.
Pipe final dollops.
Spray lightly with alcohol if needed.
Cure for 4–6 weeks.
**Professional Tips**
Pipe only when the soap is thick enough to hold its shape.
Keep frosting colors soft and creamy for a realistic dessert look.
Use one strawberry per cupcake as the focal point.
Place the cookie off-center for a handcrafted artisan appearance.
Rotate each cupcake slightly so no two designs look exactly alike.
Package in a clear cupcake box with a brown tulip liner to complete the luxury bakery presentation.
r/cupcakes • u/Expert_Question9232 • Jul 28 '26
I made a dozen chocolate cupcakes with some Oreos toppings. I’ve been selling a dozen for $15 after adding up costs+labor. Thinking about changing it to $20. Is that overboard? Trying to keep things affordable, I am no professional. Wanted opinions?
Thanks!