Warm Your Cupcake
Two hats are better than one. They even have beaded sprinkles on top…YUM!
These toasty treats by Toastie D, available at Pixiegirl Shop.
Cupcake Necklace & Earrings (No, you can not eat them.)
iHotto! have these!! Check out these sweet cups of confection.
Hand-blown, vanilla, glass cupcake pendant and earring set that we spotted on fredflare.com by iHotto!
The chocolate baubbles are currently sold out at Flare but try going direct to the baker’s themselves.
Check this Handy Dandy Display Out
Looking for a great way to display your cupcakes? Check out this display from Wilton. It can hold 38 of your cupcakes or other confections. Go to Wilton to get yours.
Cup-A-Cake
We love the entrepreneurial spirit especially when coupled with a great design idea.
This container solves a long time problem. It will hold a frosted cupcake in place with internal, bonded holders which are positioned in such a way that the cupcake will not move within the container if jiggled or turned upside down! No frosting lost! From Cup-A-Cake.
Mini Cupcake Felt Bag
These sweet mini cupcake felt bag’s were found at PlumParty.
Use them as favor bags or even attach palce cards and use them at place settings for your next party.
Cupcake General is not JUST about Cupcakes
Cupcake General brings you more than just cupcakes. We also bring you the best, the cutest, and the most coveted ‘things’ around. Like these amazing works of art from Denise Sharp of Studio d.Sharp
I can not wait until my next birthday when I can wear an, unique, one-of-a-kind tiara (like the one pictured here<). Apparently the tiaras will even fit my large noggin.
I think I need the Leaning Pisa Candy Container filled with candy as well? Or perhaps the Eiffel Tower Candy Container?I think I’ll just add both to the wish list.
Bingeing on Pink Cupcakes Could Make you Blush. Pinkalicious, by Elizabeth Kann Takes Center Stage
PERILOUS PINK: Think of it as a cautionary tale for the tutu-wearing set. “Pinkalicious, the Musical” tells the story of a little girl who develops a full-body blush after bingeing on pink-frosted cupcakes – and that makes her feel pretty blue. Based on the book “Pinkalicious” by Elizabeth Kann and Victoria Kann, with music by John Gregor. So if you are in, or wish to head to NYC call for reservations: (212) 352-3101. Saturdays and Sundays through Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.; $18. Vital Theatre Company, 2162 Broadway (fourth floor), at 76th Street.
Sticky Toffee Pudding Cupcakes
So with a minor snow “storm” upon us Dana and I decided to experiment with a new recipe, Sticky Toffee Pudding Cupcakes from the book 500 Cupcakes by Fergal Connolly. We knew after reading the recipe this would not be your standard cupcake. The first two things we noticed were no frosting and the recipe called for dates. Onward we pressed and found the recipe pretty easy to complete. After the 25 minute cook time we had 12 cupcakes to sample and share. These are more like a mini coffee cake and as the author indicates are best served warm. We omitted the parchment paper and used regular cupcake liners which created a slightly gooey bottom…we think.
Bakers Twine. How Divine
What could be better than to tie the little goodies up in! I personally have never seen the green & white at wholesale before. I think this is an absolute score find these at tildas.com They really need to come out with wholesale spools of pink & white and brown & white! This is a start however. Pair these twisted twines with plain white, or even pink bakery boxes for a cute and adorable way to present your baked goodies!
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Leave it to a mom to come up with a gizmo for toting cupcakes. The Cupcake Courier, designed by Jennifer Gunn of Altadena, Calif., is a five-piece molded plastic carrier. It has three stackable trays with 36 compartments, a detachable base and a roomy cover with handle; fully assembled, it is about the size of a portable sewing machine cas e. The unit can be used as a cake carrier. $32.99; to order online, go to cupcakecourier.com.
Wilton’s Silly-Feet! silicone baking cups are reusable and come in a four-piece multicolored set, $9.99, available at Michaels craft stores or online at michaels.com.
Wilton’s striped paper baking cups have designer style; standard (75-pack, $1.99) and mini (100-pack, $1.99) sizes, also available at Michaels.
