Movember moustache cupcake

This very distinguished-looking moustache cupcake is by Savoureaux Cupcakery in Young Harris, Georgia, via Flickr. Find out more about them on their Facebook page.

CupcakeCamp Atlanta is December 4th!

CupcakeCamp Atlanta is coming up on December 4th. Details below, and you can also follow them @CupcakeCampATL on Twitter. Don't know what CupcakeCamp is or want to host one in your town? Visit cupcakecamp.org.



From their site:

The event will be about 3 hours long (exact times still TBD, but afternoonish time going no later than 5pm). Now that we have an official date, we need your help! If you are interested in participating in Cupcake Camp, please reply and let us know. This means that you are willing to bake at least a dozen cupcakes to present and let guests try them. We need to know about how many stations to set up. Reminder, this is a FREE event, so no cupcakes will be sold. We are welcoming donations on the day of the event that will go towards the cost of this year’s event and hopefully expanding next year’s. In addition to just letting people walk around and try cupcakes, we will also be having a contest! The contest categories (as of now… we’ll update if there are changes) will be as follows:

• Best tasting
• Best looking
• Most unique flavor


If you’re thinking “I’m not a baker, but I still want to help!!”, we can still use your help! We’ll need plates, plasticware, napkins and, of course, MILK (all kinds. regular, soy, whatever). In additon, there’s the simple help of “spread the word!”. Tell your friends. Tell your family. Tell your neighbor. Whoever you want. Let us know if you’re willing to help out here, too.

10 candy corn cupcakes for Halloween plus bonus candy corn cake pops!

I am not a huge candy corn fan myself, so I don't even know if candy corn is available at other times of the year, so maybe you can also make these any time, or save up your candy corn. Either way, candy corn lovers, this post is for you!


Candy corn colors in a triangle inside a cupcake??!! These deserve a special round of Halloween applause! They're by blogger Sugar Turntable, who tells you how to impress your guests with these very special filled cupcakes.



Mini candy corn cupcakes by blogger Pink Parsley, where you can get the easy recipe for these cute treats.



Lots and lots of candy corn on these cupcakes by sweetshannan on Flickr. They're "yellow cake infused with honey, candy corn flavored buttercream with candy corn and peanut bits."



Dairy-free candy corn cupcakes by The Celebration Shoppe, with instructions on making them egg-free as well, for those with food allergies!



From food blog Daily Nibbles, where you can find out how to make your own!



These candy corn cupcakes also wish you a Happy Halloween! By custom cupcake and cake company Cake Believe in Savannah, Georgia.



Hoosier Homemade shows you how to make these candy corn cupcakes on a stick!



Trick or treat (though mostly treat!) cupcakes by Happiness in a Bite (via Flickr) - the chocolate shell filled with candy corn on top is edible!



Candy corn ice cream cone cupcakes by Love from the Oven, using the Babycakes Cupcake Maker!



And, leading us right into our next big cupcake holiday, these turkey cupcakes would be great for Thanksgiving (and a great use of leftover candy corn). They're by Philadelphia's Small Indulgences (via Flickr).



And a bonus! Candy corn cake pops by blogger Eat, Live, Run, who made them and got to meet cake pop queen Bakerella (more about her and her new Cake Pop Kit and book tour soon!).