Cake in a Cup
Now this is one of those ideas that sticks (no pun). Instead of selling large cakes, which people cut into small pieces anyway, why don't we just bake small cakes? Don't have a small baking dish - no problem - use a cup. And guess what, call them "Cupcakes". Sounds weird? Right now yes, but soon this weird word will spawn a multi-billion dollar industry that will be critical to the very functioning of birthdays, weddings, baby-showers, bar-mitzvahs, hormonal teens, pregnant women, non-pregnant women, revolutionary mobile operating systems (the first real Android release was called "Cupcake") and that amateur photographer from Santa Clara who goes by the name of Grimescene. Yes, this is the quintessential sweetmeat that sets pulses racing and gives salivary glands a case of incontinence. Especially if made by the Mrs. I love these cupcakes and can't think a better subject for today's Project 366 pick.
Cake in a Cup
Now this is one of those ideas that sticks (no pun). Instead of selling large cakes, which people cut into small pieces anyway, why don't we just bake small cakes? Don't have a small baking dish - no problem - use a cup. And guess what, call them "Cupcakes". Sounds weird? Right now yes, but soon this weird word will spawn a multi-billion dollar industry that will be critical to the very functioning of birthdays, weddings, baby-showers, bar-mitzvahs, hormonal teens, pregnant women, non-pregnant women, revolutionary mobile operating systems (the first real Android release was called "Cupcake") and that amateur photographer from Santa Clara who goes by the name of Grimescene. Yes, this is the quintessential sweetmeat that sets pulses racing and gives salivary glands a case of incontinence. Especially if made by the Mrs. I love these cupcakes and can't think a better subject for today's Project 366 pick.