Rainbow Cupcakes

By: Rachel

My daughter just turned four! Her birthday request was for rainbow cupcakes. I pictured rainbow icing, until she explained she wanted the entire cupcake to be a rainbow. How on earth would I make that?

Then I remembered the blog post I read from Shannon, at  Milk and Cuddles, there was hope! We could make rainbow cupcakes after all!

Thanks, Shannon, for some great instructions. We had a blast making our own colorful cupcakes!

Rainbow Cupcakes

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Ingredients: 

Directions: 

1. Mix the batter.
2. Then, separate the batter into different bowls, and added the food dye to each bowl. (The birthday girl chose the colors: pink, blue purple, green and yellow. If we ever do this again, we would probably eliminate the color purple, it came out a funny almost gray/brown color once baked).
3. Once the bowls of color are created, drop spoonfuls of the dyed batter into cupcake cups. If you have leftovers, you can make a marbled mini-cake!
4. Then into the oven to bake, per the baking directions on the cake mix box that you use.

That’s how simple it is to make Rainbow Cupcakes! They were a huge hit!  These cupcakes are perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, or any other occasion.

More Baking Inspiration

Once I bake a batch of cupcakes, I always want to make more cupcakes. I love how the house smells after I’ve been baking! If you’re looking for more baking ideas, check these out:

Follow The Rainbow

Now that your little one has a yummy rainbow snack, continue the fun with more rainbow crafts and more rainbow snack ideas! These are perfect for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at home or in the classroom.

What was your child’s favorite birthday cake or cupcakes that you made for them? Comment below!

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