These little cuties are really cake balls but I couldn’t resist calling them Bunny Bum Bons. Actually I think I made them just so I could type those words. Bum Bons. It’s the little things that make me smile.
You can use my Basic Cake Pop instructions for the cake ball base.
Now, I usually dip cake balls using a spoon, but I used toothpicks for these to make it easier and also because I knew I could cover up the pinhole with a tiny tail.
Speaking of tiny tails… Mini marshmallows for the win. To make them look more fluffy, I pressed the marshmallows together a little and then made a few cross hatch marks with kitchen scissors.
When done, you can attach them to the cake balls with a bit of melted candy coating.
See… Sweet Bunny Bums.
Now for the feet.
Just pour melted white candy coating in a small squeeze bottle and pipe pairs of paws. Use a toothpick to help smooth and perfect the shape.
Here’s a template for reference if you need it. I think it helps to get pairs of feet the same size more quickly.
When dry, you can dot / draw on the paws with melted pink candy coating.
Enjoy and Hoppy Easter!!!
P.S. The green candy shred grass and candy coatings are from my Bakerella for Make’n Mold line if you want to check it out.
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Mini marshmallows looking so cute.bunny bum are bons looking yummy
This is the most fun thing i have ever made :p Loved it though
They look delicious! Wedding cakes are like a masterpiece;)
I’m making these today and will dip and decorate them tomorrow. Should the treats be chilled or left at room temperature after they are totally finished? I’m worried that the chocolate dip will melt if not chilled. Please please please advise on this.
Many thanks and Happy Easter!!
Laura Sullivan
I mean how they are this cute??? Amazing Job Mate!
Aww! Yum and cute they are..!
Thank you for the template! I just made 30 sets of rabbit feet for some carrot cupcakes I’m making – it’s the very perfect template for these feet!
looks very promising and interesting.
Nice blog very informative thanks for sharing the valuable information….keep blogging and we are waiting for the next blog
Woww what delicious food, I did exactly as in the recipe and it was great
Love these.
Wow, they are so pretty. Those small paws, I am in love with it. I will definitely try it, when I get my kitchen completely ready.
Deliciously attractive bunny – your creation is not ordinary – this eatable is looking very nice.
looks very promising and interesting.
looks so cute and delicious !!
It looks nice! I like your posts which is good! Thanks! Please share with me when you have new articles.
Those bunnys are so cute to look
It is so cute! Really, when looking at them, i want to do immediately! Thanks your post!
Too cute! But just try to say “bunny bum bons” three times fast!
Oh my goodness, these are SO adorable! I used candy shred grass on a recent post and love that stuff! http://www.iheartnaptime.net/easter-bunny-treats/
Eeeek so cute :D
Thanks everybunny! Hugs!
And Cora – I like the way you think : )
The cutest ever! Thanks for always inspiring us!
Super cute!!! Don’t think I can eat these… nah just kidding. They look so yummy!
Classic Bakerella creativity! Love these.
OH! It is so cute! Really, when looking at them, i want to do immediately! Thanks your post!
You are so clever!
haha omg so adorable! :o
OMG you never cease to amaze me! These are so adorable! Thank you for sharing Bunny Bum Bons!
So cute. I love the little paws.
This recipe looks attractive and sweet !! I will make this dish children. They will definitely love it. Thanks for sharing this lovely post :)
Oh my goodness! So incredibly adorables!!!!!
Rabbutts! So cute!