I’m so glad that we had such awesome neighbors at the apartments, I loved having neighbors that didn’t mind when I dropped off treats at their door! haha

Sometimes when I’d make extra little things like this Werewolf Kibble, I’d bag some of it up and hand little treat bags on their doors. It makes me happy and from their reactions, I think it adds a little smile to their day too. I do miss that about the apartment! 

Back when I made this the first time it was almost Halloween so, Halloween themed kibble happened, kibble was bagged up for neighbors and kibble was LOVED by all!

If you’re wondering what kibble is, it’s just another version of puppy chow or muddy buddies.

Puppy Chow that’s been changed up a little to look like Werewolf Kibble!

Let’s see what we’ve got here:

• Chocolate Cereal that looks like Kibble
• Red M&Ms for werewolf eyes
• Almond slices for werewolf teeth
• Pretzel sticks for playing werewolf fetch
• Peanut Butter Treats for a werewolf treat!

Werewolf Kibble

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I loved making this recipe for Dixie Crystals!

Grab the entire recipe over on the Dixie Crystals site!

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When we got married and moved to Jacksonville I was on a mission to become the perfect housewife. I was learning how to cook, teaching myself to get comfortable in the kitchen and I was also bored out of my mind!

I needed something to do. I didn’t have a job yet, Thomas was on base all day for work (obviously) and I had hours and hours to myself.  There is only so much cleaning and cooking one can do alone without going insane.

So, I signed up for some cake decorating classes at one of the craft stores in town.

One of the things they taught us in the class was how to make puppy cakes out of two cupcakes.

I was so excited to learn how to make these little puppy cakes. haha You would have thoughts that I had decorated a 6 layer cake. haha

I spent the next few days perfecting my new cake decorating skill. I’m sure Thomas got super tired of eating little puppy cupcakes after a few days.

However, those puppy cupcake making skills have come in handy for bake sales. Let me tell you something. I’ve done quite a few charity fundraisers over the past years and when I make puppy cupcakes like this they always sell like hotcakes!

People go crazy over them.

So when it came time to work on Halloween treats, I thought about those little pup cakes and decided to turn one into Werewolf Cupcakes!

So basically you’re just going to need 2 un-frosted cupcakes, frosting and a few candies for eyes.

I KNOW it’s a lot of frosting, but let’s be honest here. You know you don’t have to eat all of that frosting and I know that if you’re sharing this little cake with people that it’s just fine. haha

So let’s get started.

First, you’re going to need 2 cupcakes.

Make them yourself from scratch, use a box mix or grab them from your local bakery.  Either way is totally fine.

If you need a chocolate cupcake recipe, I suggest the base recipe for my German Chocolate Cupcakes over on BigBearswife.com.

Next, you’re going to need chocolate frosting.

Again, homemade or canned. Either way, it’ll do perfectly.

Fill a piping bag, fitted with a M1 large star tip, with chocolate frosting. Remove the cupcake liner and pipe a little frosting onto the top of each cupcake. Flip them upside down and press them into a plate to “glue” them in place.

Now, pipe big stars down the center of the cupcakes. Think of this as the “backbone.”

Take the frosting and pipe big stars all over the cupcakes to create the werewolf cupcake body.

Then add two little ears on one end by piping two giant stars.

Add 2 red M&M candies for eyes.

Tint some of the chocolate frosting black and use a toothpick to add a little nose and pupils to the eyes.

Lastly, add a little mouth was some red icing and stick two almond slivers in for teeth and you’re done!

Oh well, I suppose that you can also add a little tail like this if you like but I don’t know if it’s very noticeable.

Now that’s it! You’ve got a “creepy” Werewolf Cupcake for Halloween!

Isn’t he just the cutest………I mean scariest! haha

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on BigBearsWife.com!!

Werewolf Cupcakes

Yield: 1 werewolf (using 2 cupacakes)

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Cupcakes and Werewolf go hand and hand for Halloween! These werewolf cupcakes are easy to make with homemade cupcakes or storebought! We're taking two cupcakes, some icing, and some candies to make these cute little Werewolf Cupcakes!

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Ingredients

• 2 cupcakes
• 2 cups chocolate frosting
• 2 red M&M candies
• Black Food Coloring
• Red Icing
• 2 Almond Slivers

Instructions

Take two cupcakes 2 cupcakes.

Make them yourself from scratch, use a box mix or grab them from your local bakery. Either way is totally fine.

Next you're going to need chocolate frosting.

Again, homemade or canned. Either way, it'll do perfectly.

Fill a piping bag, fitted with a M1 large star tip, with chocolate frosting. Remove the cupcake liner and pipe a little frosting onto the top of each cupcake. Flip them upside down and press them into a plate to "glue" them in place.

Now, pipe big stars down the center of the cupcakes. Think of this as the "backbone."

Take the frosting and pipe big stars all over the cupcakes to create the werewolf cupcake body.

Werewolf Cupcake

Then add two little ears on one end by piping two giant stars.

Add 2 red M&M candies for eyes.

Tint some of the chocolate frosting black and use a toothpick to add a little nose and pupils to the eyes.

Lastly, add a little mouth was some red icing and stick two almond slivers in for teeth and you're done!

Werewolf Cupcakes

A black werewolf version with spooky green eyes would be awesome!

You can also use this werewolf cupcake decorating trick to make other little animals like dogs and cats!

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