Just running dry on ideas I know the staple is chocolate or vanilla but I'll have a 2 tier stacked cake and would like to try something different and leave the vanilla for the kids and try something different for the bottom tier.
I would still want it to be kid friendly.
Thanks in advance
Just a thought but I did a cake that was just a plain white cake recipe. I seperated it into 3 batches & colored each with a packet of kool-aid, baked & stacked. I saw somewhere on here that someone did a similar thing & colored the icing in the middle to make even more colors so when it's cut it's a rainbow cake. The kool-aid will add color & flavor that's fun for the kiddos....just a thought.
not to hijack the thread, but i'm curious to know about the cookie dough filling?
Here is Wilton's cupcake recipe page, some of these sound fun.
http://www.wilton.com/recipes/
I did a cake once for my niece that I swear tasted just like an oreo. I used Duncan Hines Fudge Cake and Did my own hazelnut icing using Starbucks syrup.
i have made the tie dye cake that was posted here on cc........kids went crazy, looked great!!.i used food coloring though, didnt even think about jell-o 
what a fabulous idea. thanks
mariu
Peanut Butter Cake
2 pkgs butter cake mix
1 1/2 c creamy peanut butter
1 1/2 c coffee creamer
1 c butter, softened
8 egg whites
Fill pans HALF full! It overflows if too full.
Filling
1 jar creamy peanut butter (2 cups)
2 pkgs cream cheese
2 c powdered sugar
2 c Bettercreme
2 tablespoons vanilla extract
...or you can use a chocolate filling or raspberry filling (for PBJ).
And there's Orange cake, banana cake, pralines-n-cream, butterscotch...
Here's the Rainbowlicious thread
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-585413-rainbowlicious.html
Macsmom...when you say coffee cream...do you mean the plain liquid cremer?
Well, yes. I use the vanilla flavored, mostly, but I use butter pecan in butter pecan cakes, irsh creme, etc. for other fun cake flavors. Oh, and don't use the fat-free--it's fine but makes the cake a bit too dense.
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