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How to Make Flower Pot Cupcakes

This is how to make cute flower pot cupcakes for a birthday party or set out as table place cards

  • Serves 24
  • Prep 15 minutes
  • Cook 18 minutes

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Looking for a fun baking activity for the weekend or throwing a flower birthday party? These flower pot cupcakes are super cute and easy to make! Everything is edible too, other than the pot itself, and that is reusable so you can plant something in it later.  It’s one of our favorite cute cupcakes here on Zopago blog.

Flower Cupcakes

Just tuck a packet of seeds inside the pot, lower the cupcake inside so it’s hidden and when they get home they’ll find it. Now that is fun, and an inexpensive party gift.

It’s almost Spring so the flowers are starting to peek out and bloom. That is the perfect time for some flower cupcakes if you ask us. Aren’t these little flower pots cute?? They’re inexpensive too.

Flower Pot Cupcakes

I’ll share where you can find all the ingredients online so you don’t even have to leave the house! That is my kinda’ shopping. 😉

Flower Pot Cupcakes

Make it like an assembly line if you are making a whole bunch. Or if you’re having a flower birthday party make it a dessert station!

  • Set all the things out each guest will need and they can make their own to eat or take home to enjoy.
  1. Cupcake liners in bright colors
  2. Edible flower decorations
  3. Leaf decorations – edible
  4. Mini flower pots
  5. Boxed cake mix – devils food cake works great
  6. Chocolate frosting
  7. Oreo cookies – crush them yourself

You can bake these in the oven to get it started. Make all 24 out of the box or make a small batch of cupcakes using our air fryer cupcakes instructions instead.

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Directions

  • Follow directions on your cake mix to make cupcakes as directed
    • Allow them to cool completely
  • Scrape the filling from the oreos and put cookies into a food processor until smooth (or put into ziploc and smash them)
  • Gently press each cupcake into a small flower pot
  • Frost each cupcake with chocolate frosting
  • Put smashed oreos in a small bowl
  • Turn the flower pot upside down and gently press the frosting side of the cupcake into the oreos to create the “dirt” part
  • Put a small dot of frosting on the back of 1 candy flower and put on top of the cupcake
  • Press a candy leaf or two next to the flower
  • Repeat for all flower pot cupcakes
  • Can decorate the outside of the pots for added cuteness, or add names and set out as place cards on a table

For another fun summer cupcake try our cupcakes in a jar, and campfire cupcakes.

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Flower Pot Cupcakes

How to make flower pot cupcakes for a birthday party or fun edible treat. Using oreos and cake mix with mini pots and edible flowers these are fun.

  • Serves 24
  • Prep 15 minutes
  • Cook 18 minutes
  • Course Dessert, Snack
  • Cuisine American

Ingredients

  • 1 box cake mix (chocolate is best + ingredients to make batter, follow directions on back of the box)
  • 1 package Oreos
  • 1 tub chocolate frosting
  • edible flowers and leaves

Method

  1. 1

    Bake cupcakes as directed on the back of your box. Fill muffin liners 3/4 of the way full so they rise over the liner. Allow to completely cool before decorating.

  2. 2

    Remove cream filling from inside of Oreo cookies, put cookie parts in a bag and crush, or use food processor to blend into fine dirt like mix. Pour on to a plate.

  3. 3

    Frost top of cupcakes then turn upside down and press into plate with crushed Oreos.

  4. 4

    Place into little clay pots and decorate the top with edible flowers and leaves.

Equipment

  • 2 muffin tin
  • 24 mini pots

Nutrition

  • Serving1 oz
  • Calories242 kcal
  • Carbohydrates43 g
  • Protein2 g
  • Fat8 g
  • Saturated Fat2 g
  • Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
  • Monounsaturated Fat4 g
  • Trans Fat0.1 g
  • Sodium265 mg
  • Potassium91 mg
  • Fiber1 g
  • Sugar28 g
  • Vitamin A1 IU
  • Calcium51 mg
  • Iron3 mg