This straightforward scissor trick will give you the cutest marshmallow bunny ears for cakes and cupcakes in a flash! Decorate all your kid-friendly spring treats with this easy DIY idea.

Bunny cupcakes with marshmallow bunny ears.

This quick and easy scissor trick will give you the cutest marshmallow ears!

They’re perfect for all your spring baking creations and make the best Easter cupcake toppers!

So, if you need some adorable bunny ears this season, marshmallows do the trick nicely. They stand up easily and look like bunny ears! So let me show you How to Make Marshmallow Bunny Ears in two different ways with this step-by-step tutorial.

Supply Notes

To Make edible rabbit ears, you’ll need the following:

  • A bag of standard-size marshmallows
  • Kitchen scissors or a sharp knife
  • Pink sprinkles (PRO TIP: dark pink tends to show up better than light pink on the marshmallows)

How To Make Large Marshmallow Bunny Ears

How do you cut marshmallows to look like bunny ears? The first way is for more oversized edible bunny ears. Full-size or jumbo cupcakes and larger treats are the right proportion for these size ears.

The process for making marshmallow bunny ears and dipping them in candy sprinkles.

Step 1 – Cut a full-size marshmallow in half on a diagonal.

Step 2 – Find the sticky side and dip it into pink sprinkles.

Hippity Hop! You’ve got bunny ears!

A cupcake with bunny ears.

How To Make Small Marshmallow Ears

The second way we will show you is for smaller bunny ears. These are great for smaller treats and mini cupcakes.

Step-by-step images for how to make mini marshmallow bunny ears.

Step 1 – Cut a full-size marshmallow in half lengthwise.

Step 2 – Cut the half of the marshmallow you just cut in half again but on a diagonal.

Step 3 – Find the perfect angle and dip the sticky portion into pink sprinkles.

Step 4 – Top your cake or cupcakes with your bunny ears!

Voila! Mini bunny ears that work for so many delicious treats!

Mini bunny cupcake with marshmallow ears.

Bunny Cupcakes with Marshmallow Ears

The best way to use your Marshmallow Ears is by making Bunny Cupcakes and topping them with your adorable bunny ears.

As you can see, they are pretty adorable and hard to resist.

Bunny Cupcakes with pink cupcakes liners and Butterfinger NestEgg candy next to them.

Tips & Tricks

  • Put your kitchen sheers in a glass of warm water between each cut to make cutting easy, so they don’t get all sticky.
  • The bunny ears get hard quickly, so plan to eat them within a day or so from when they’re made.
  • Dark pink sprinkles tend to pop more when next to the white marshmallows. Light pink tends to blend in, so choose the option you prefer.

What will you make with your tasty bunny ears? These recipes are sure to give you some inspiration.

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How to Make Marshmallow Bunny Ears

This straightforward scissor trick will give you the cutest marshmallow bunny ears for cakes and cupcakes in a flash!

Ingredients
 

  • 24 marshmallows, regular size
  • cup pink sprinkles, dark pink works better than light pink

Equipment

  • kitchen scissors
  • small bowl

Instructions
 

  • Cut a full-size marshmallow in half on a diagonal. (top to bottom)
  • Find the sticky side and dip it into a small bowl of pink sprinkles.

Notes

  • To prevent stick: Put your kitchen sheers in a glass of warm water between each cut to make cutting easy, so they don’t get all sticky.
  • Storage: The bunny ears get hard quickly, so plan to eat them within a day or so from when they’re made.
  • Sprinkles: Dark pink sprinkles tend to pop more when next to the white marshmallows. Light pink tends to blend in, so choose the option you prefer. Or use any other color that fits your creation. 
Nutritional information is approximate and was calculated using a recipe nutrition label generator and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.
Calories: 32kcal, Carbohydrates: 8g, Protein: 0.1g, Fat: 0.1g, Saturated Fat: 0.1g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.003g, Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g, Sodium: 6mg, Potassium: 0.4mg, Fiber: 0.01g, Sugar: 6g, Calcium: 0.2mg, Iron: 0.02mg
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