Showing posts with label movie cupcakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie cupcakes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Cupcake Art: theBERRY

My husband was helping me research cupcake ideas and he came across this website called theBERRY. This site is like a smorgasbord of information about alllll kinds of things. One of those things is cupcakes!

The post was "Are these cupcakes too cute to eat?" and it featured 40 different photos of some really amazing cupcakes.


Here are just a few:


movies!




Squirt from Nemo!





look at the details!





nature!





Cowabunga!!





Purplicious!



The post has a ton of other pictures that are deemed too cute to eat : )

Click here to access the full post.





Thursday, October 13, 2011

Free cupcake alert: The Walking Dead zombie cupcakes by CupcakeStop in Albany and NYC

While yesterday Los Angelenos were being treated to free The Walking Dead cupcakes and apparently, Texas got some too, today Albany, New York is being treated to free cupcakes as The Walking Dead takes over the CupcakeStop truck and they deliver red velvet cupcakes with zombie fingers (via @CupcakeStop):









And tomorrow, Friday, October 14th, from 11 am to 3 pm, New Yorkers can hit up Madison Square Park for their free zombie cupcakes as part of this movie promotion. From NewYorkology, which also notes that the cupcakes will be made by CupcakeStop:

A pack of zombies will hand out free cupcakes in Madison Square Park on Friday to hype the new season of AMC’s “The Walking Dead.”

(By the way, shouldn’t there be an awesome name for a group of zombies, like a murder of crows?)

The zombie cupcake truck will park at the corner of Madison Avenue and 26th Street
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, a spokeswoman for Time Warner Cable told NewYorkology. When they invaded Texas earlier, the desserts were topped with delicate severed fingers.


Follow @WalkingDead_AMC on Twitter for the latest news on The Walking Dead (and maybe future cupcake promotions).


photo by @TWCable_TX via NewYorkology