Halloween is almost here and I couldn’t resist making and decorating spooky cute snack cakes to get in the mood. I’ve been wanting to try one of my cake recipes to bake in these individual foil baking containers to see how many cakes it would yield. So I used my red velvet cake recipe (turned green, of course) for the mummy faces and then decorated them as simply as I could for a pretty fun and easy individual treat.
Green velvet cake batter. Not the most appealing in general, but it definitely works for this project. I like the green for these because it allows a hint of the color to show for the mummy faces. Now, if I were decorating these and covering the cake completely with frosting, I’d just stick with regular red velvet, you know.
The recipe yields four snack cakes using these cute containers. So… pretty good for gifting.
All baked and ready for their close up.
Sidenote: I’m happy to know my red velvet cake recipe will also make four little snack cakes. Happy to start planning for the holidays.
Now let’s decorate.
First up, frost a large portion of the bottom and top of the cake leaving the green cake exposed in the middle for the mummy’s face.
You can pipe a line of frosting to use as a border and then fill in the shape using an offset spatula for a smooth surface. You’ll get frosting on the edge of the container, but no worries – it will wipe off easily.
Once you have the top and bottom areas frosted, you’ll need some big eyes.
Oreos were the obvious choice. Carefully separate them and cross your fingers that they end up with all the creme center on one side of the cookie. If not, you may have to eat your way through enough until you get eight clean cookies and creme halves for the eyes. If there are a few small crumbs on them, just place the cookies in the fridge or freezer for a few minutes to chill and then gently scrape any crumbs off.
Tada. Cookie eyes. And for the pupils, use some black M&M’s candies in place in different positions to finish off the look.
To give the vibe that the mummy is wrapped up, pipe frosting in parallel lines, going in different directions. Then use a separated cookie, cut in half for the mouth. Gently place in position while trying to tuck it underneath a piped buttercream line.
Tip: For the mouths, I used Oreo Dark Chocolate Thins, separated. These worked out really nicely, without adding extra thickness. And they separated much easier than regular Oreos. Next time I will have to try Original Flavor Oreo Thins to see if those also separate as nicely and if they do I would use those for the eyes.
Wrapped and ready to go.
Use these individual foil containers to bake the cake in. Download and print this label to attach to the cake's lid for gifting.
Yummy Mummy Snack Cakes
Ingredients
GREEN VELVET CAKE
CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
DECORATIONS
Instructions
Notes
If you end up getting some of these 23 oz foil containers and want to make your own individual snack cakes, then download the snack cake label I designed for you to use, too! They’ll be super cute as a gift.
Download the pdf: Yummy Mummy Snack Cake Labels
Enjoy and have a Happy Halloween!
These mummy snack cakes are such a brilliant Halloween idea! Turning the red velvet green was a stroke of genius—it adds such a perfect spooky vibe. Love the individual containers too; they make serving so much easier. Can’t wait to try this!
These mummy snack cakes are such a fun Halloween idea! I love how you turned the red velvet green for a spooky touch and used individual containers. It sounds easy and perfect for a festive treat.
Wrapping the snack cakes in white chocolate with little mummy bandage strips is such a clever Halloween spin. The candy eyes really bring them to life.
The tip about using Oreo Thins for the mouth is a real lifesaver – regular Oreos can be so unpredictable when you try to separate them cleanly. I also love the detail about leaving the green cake exposed in the center rather than covering everything. It turns what could be a tedious decorating job into something that actually looks intentional and creative. Definitely trying these for the next Halloween gathering.
These look absolutely adorable! I love how you modified your red velvet recipe to green velvet for the mummy faces – that’s such a clever way to add a spooky touch while still letting the cake color peek through. The fact that your recipe yields four cakes in those individual containers is perfect; I’m definitely going to try this for some last-minute Halloween gifts since they look so cute and seem pretty manageable to decorate. The simplicity of the design is honestly what makes them work so well!
This is such a clever idea! I love that you adapted your red velvet recipe to green velvet for the mummy faces—that subtle color peeking through the frosting is such a fun touch. The fact that this yields four individual cakes in those foil containers is perfect because they’d be amazing to gift to friends and neighbors for Halloween. I’m definitely going to try this with my own cake recipe!
These are so adorable! What a fun and creative way to celebrate Halloween. I love that you used your red velvet recipe and simply changed the color – such a smart shortcut! The mummy faces are so cute, and the oreo eyes are the perfect finishing touch. I might just have to try this recipe with my kids! Thanks for sharing!
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These look absolutely adorable! I love that you adapted your red velvet recipe by turning it green for the mummy faces – that’s such a clever way to tie it into the Halloween theme while still keeping that signature red velvet flavor. The fact that your recipe yields four individual cakes in those foil containers is perfect for gifting to neighbors or coworkers, and the decorating looks so simple but effective. I’m definitely going to try this with some of my own cake recipes!
The Oreo eyes + piped “bandages” make this super kid-friendly; it’s basically a decorating project and dessert in one.
The green-velvet twist is genius—same cozy red velvet flavor, but instantly Halloween-ready without extra decorating fuss.
These green velvet mummy cakes are such a clever idea! I love that you adapted your red velvet recipe by turning it green – it really does give that perfect spooky effect while still letting the cake color peek through the frosting. The fact that your recipe yields four individual cakes in those foil containers makes them ideal for Halloween gifting, which is such a practical bonus. I’m definitely going to try this with some of my own cake recipes now!
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What a fun Halloween idea! I love how you used green red velvet for the mummy faces, letting that color peek through.
What a fun Halloween idea! I love how you used green red velvet for the mummy faces, letting that color peek through. Using individual foil containers for easy treats is brilliant, and knowing the recipe yields four cakes is super helpful for planning. So clever!
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I’ve never thought to bake in those foil containers! I bet the green velvet cake was a hit, though I might try it with chocolate for a dirtier, more “monster-y” feel. Thanks for the idea, I’ll have to try these out for my niece’s party.
The tip about using Oreo Thins for the mouths is a game-changer — they separate so much more cleanly than regular Oreos and keep the overall look neat. Also love the idea of leaving the green cake exposed in the center rather than covering it entirely; it makes the mummy face feel intentional rather than like a decorating shortcut. Definitely making these for my Halloween party this year!
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These mummy snack cakes are too cute! I’ve been making these with my kids every October and they always get a kick out of the little candy eyes. The wrapped cake look is such a fun twist on Halloween treats – way cuter than regular cupcakes. I used store-bought cake mix last time to save time and they still turned out adorable (source notes). Definitely going to try the homemade frosting recipe this year though, since the extra effort is worth it for how festive they look on the party table.
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Those mummy snack cakes look absolutely adorable! I love how creative and fun they are – perfect for Halloween parties or just a playful treat with the kids. The design is so clever using the frosting to create the mummy wraps.
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These look absolutely adorable! I love how you adapted your red velvet recipe to green velvet for the mummy theme – that’s such a clever way to tie the cake color into the decoration without having to cover everything in frosting. The fact that you can get four individual cakes from one batch using those foil containers is genius, especially for Halloween gifting. I’m definitely going to try this with one of my own cake recipes!
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Using Oreos and M&M’s for the faces is a great reminder that you don’t need fancy tools to make cute treats.
Baking them in individual foil pans is so smart for gifting and avoiding the messy cake-cutting drama.
The step?by?step decorating tips make this look totally doable even for lazy bakers like me.
Love how you turned classic red velvet into green velvet mummies—such a simple but genius Halloween twist.
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These mummy snack cakes are so creative and fun! Perfect for a Halloween party treat.
The idea of using the green cake peeking through the frosting to create the mummy look is so clever! I really appreciate the tip about using Oreo Thins for the mouths; that definitely seems like it would be much easier to manage than standard cookies. These would be such a fun treat to hand out to neighbors for Halloween.
These snack cakes look absolutely adorable! The creative mummy design is perfect for Halloween parties or just a fun treat with the kids. I can only imagine how delicious they must be with that creamy filling.
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These mummy snack cakes are absolutely adorable! Such a creative and fun treat for Halloween parties.
These mummy snack cakes are absolutely adorable! Turning your red velvet recipe green for Halloween is such a clever touch. I also love the idea of baking them in individual foil containers – makes for such an easy and fun treat. They look perfectly spooky and delicious!
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These mummy snack cakes are such a fun and creative idea for Halloween! I love how the green velvet cake adds a spooky touch to the overall look, and the Oreo cookie eyes are a perfect finishing detail. I’ll definitely be trying this for a party, and I might even use the cute foil containers for gifting. Thanks for sharing such a fun and easy recipe! – PromptGather
I love how you used Oreos for the eyes, such a clever and easy idea! The green velvet cake is definitely perfect for the mummy look, and I appreciate the tip about using Oreo Thins for the mouth. I’m totally making these for my Halloween party.
These mummy snack cakes are such a fun Halloween-themed treat! I love how cute and creative they look – perfect for parties or just getting kids excited about baking. The step-by-step photos make it so easy to follow along.
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These green velvet mummies are absolutely adorable! I’ve been looking for a creative Halloween treat to gift my neighbors, and the personal snack cake size is perfect. Your decorating tutorials always make things look so doable.
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I absolutely love these Halloween snack cakes! The green velvet with the exposed face area is such a clever design choice. Your step-by-step instructions make this recipe feel so approachable for bakers of any skill level. I can’t wait to try it!
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I love how you left the green cake showing in the middle so it becomes the mummy’s face. That little design detail is so clever and makes the decoration look really fun. I might try this idea for a small Halloween party.
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These green velvet mummy cakes are such a clever idea! I love that you adapted your red velvet recipe by turning it green – it’s such a simple change that makes it perfect for Halloween without having to use a completely different cake. The fact that the recipe yields four individual cakes in those foil containers is ideal for gifting too, which is honestly my favorite part of this project. I’m definitely going to try this with your recipe!
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What a mouthwatering Yummy Mummy Snack Cakes recipe! The combination of flavors sounds perfect. Already added the ingredients to my shopping list.
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These yummy mummy snack cakes are so creative and fun! Perfect Halloween treat idea. Love the attention to detail!
These snack cakes look absolutely adorable! The mummy design is such a fun idea for Halloween treats – my kids would absolutely love helping decorate these. I can already imagine the excitement on their faces.
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What creative treats are you planning this Halloween season?
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These are the greatest! How clever.
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If you end up getting some of these 23 oz foil containers and want to make your own individual snack cakes, then download the snack cake label I designed for you to use, too! They’ll be super cute as a gift.
These Yummy Mummy snack cakes look absolutely delicious. I love the playful theme and the way you’ve styled them, they feel perfect for a fun treat or party snack. Thanks for sharing this sweet idea!
They’ll be super cute as a gift.
The Yummy Mummy Snack Cakes look adorable and fun I love the festive Halloween design Perfect for parties or gifting Thanks for sharing the recipe I cant wait to try making them
These Yummy Mummy snack cakes are so cute and festive! Perfect for a fun Halloween treat that kids and adults will enjoy.
These mummy snack cakes are so fun and festive! Perfect for Halloween treats that are both cute and delicious. Thanks for sharing this creative idea!
Everyone LOVED the snowman cakes for Christmas.
Any thoughts on making some with a Thanksgiving theme? Like a turkey ?
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That’s super cute and adorable! I would totally buy a personal mummy cake for Halloween if I saw one like that at the store. I can’t wait to see what else you do with those containers.
These are the greatest! How clever.