17 Thanksgiving Cupcakes

Create a turkey-licious cupcake by adding candy corn and a Bailey's Irish Cream frosting! (These cupcakes are actually brown sugar pound cakes too!)

For these little turkeys, you will need chocolate frosting, candy corn, and chocolate sprinkles. You can use whatever base cupcake you'd like.

You'll need your base cupcakes and a few extra ingredients like large marshmallows, melting chocolate, and Wilton sparkle gel for baking for details. These little pilgrims are adorable though!

Skip the traditional cupcakes and create your turkey cupcakes in ice cream cones! These cupcakes take about one hour (most of the time is prep time) and one batch of ingredients will make 10 cupcakes!

Mini pumpkin pie cupcakes! These delicious little gems look just like mini pumpkin pie BUT they're cupcakes! You will need decorating tips for the buttercream frosting on the edges of these but they look amazing and so worth the work.

Add in seasonal KitKats and regular mini Reese's cups to create these mini turkey cupcakes! you can make regular vanilla cupcakes as your base and frost with chocolate frosting.

These wide-eyed turkey cupcakes are actually made with a split Oreo cookie for the eyes! Add in candy corn with chocolate frosting to stick them into and you've got a turkey to go!

You can't have Thanksgiving without pumpkins, right? You'll need orange and green food coloring as well as a piping bag (you can use a Ziploc bag too) to help you decorate the cupcakes with.

Create a whole pumpkin patch with these festive cupcakes! Grab a bag of pumpkin candy corn and green food coloring for these delicious treats!

It's not all about the turkey for Thanksgiving, add in some candy corn sweetness with these cupcakes. You can frost your regular cupcakes in white chocolate and add a single candy corn to each mini cupcake.

Use Reese's Pieces candy as the tail feathers for this turkey cupcake recipe! Plus the head on the turkey is actually a Hershey's Kiss too! Frost with chocolate frosting and then add your candy pieces into the frosting to set.

For these easy-to-make cupcakes, you just need red, orange/yellow, and regular white frosting colors/food coloring. Add in some seasonal sprinkles all over your frosted cupcakes and they're ready to go!

Take a box mix into these delicious snickerdoodle cupcakes with mini acorns made from mini vanilla wafers and Hershey Kisses!

Make a complete candy corn cupcake by layering your cupcake batter with yellow and then orange. Use a white frosting and add candy corn-colored sprinkles and top with actual candy corn pieces for an added touch.

Pumpkin Spice! These cupcakes won't last long at all at your Thanksgiving meal. Wilton actually makes these cute little adorable edible leaves you can use to top your cupcakes too.

You can make up these cinnamon roll cupcakes super quick and easy by combining cinnamon, granulated sugar, and brown sugar. And it gets swirled and layered with the cupcake batter.

Looks may be deceiving with these Thanksgiving cupcakes but they are sweet treats! You'll want to have food coloring, marshmallow bits, walnuts, extra pumpkin cupcakes, black and white sanding sugars, fondant, and more on hand to create these.