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[The Dogmother]

Look at this lovely site

 

Yummy, yummy!

[Mrs Webmuppet]

Ah a cupcake that's just what I need .............I've just done 3 miles walk/run as part of my Race For Life training. And all I've got is a boring glass of squash

[clootie]

I think it only fair that we sample one of each, after all, it would be rude not to.

[ubereglu]

Cute, but expensive. I can definitely see why Vikki made her own cupcakes for her wedding last week, an awful lot cheaper-especially when she made 160 of them. Luckily she had me and Sarah to help do the icing and Mum to do the washing up!

[feemcg]

Did you see the cute 'time for tea and cake' van?

[Scramble]

all I can do is

[Lesley]

£30 per dozen - I'd better get cooking!

 

I'm just about to make some with fresh fruit icing - raspberry and strawberry.............wonder if I can flog them to the family instead of just handing them over

[Chook n Boo Mum]

Am about to put the oven on for a mammoth baking session - one for tea with SIL tomorrow, some brownie for tuck for DS & his friends at school (so a huge amount then ), and a cake for M&D when they come over to let the houndlets & chookles out for a comfort break whilst we are out....not sure I could be doing with cup - sorry FAIRY cakes to cover that amount of necessities!! And certainly couldn't afford to buy the blooming things!!

 

Sha x

[AJuff]

I love - http://www.cakeadoodledo.co.uk/our_cupcakes.html?gallerySelected=-1

 

I just think they're expensive and I always think 'oh I could make those myself' But i never do!!!

[Angus Arran Chooks]

Wow! Yuummmmmy

[Egluntyne]

Just discovered that a Cupcake emporium has opened up very close to me.

 

It would be rude not to go for a look see.

 

**Here**

 

Mind you....£1.95 a cake is a bit

[Chook n Boo Mum]

This is our local one http://www.swallowbakery.com/

 

Looks gorgeous and my friend Liz is always raving about it, but I can make fairy cakes/cupcakes & could make loads for the cost of one in a shop

 

Maybe one day I'll go in on a fact finding mission.........

 

Sha x

[BarbaraJ]

Very nice but not worth nearly £2 a cake

[Alis girls]

cake sales at school are 4 for a £1. are cup cakes the same as fairy cakes? Pardon my ignorance

[The Dogmother]

very nice Egluntine, can I come too?

 

need we take out a loan with the amount of cakies we'll get through.

 

Cupcakes is the Amercian term for our fairy cakes - very similar, except that as with most things stateside, theirs are larger and have more icing on. The trend for pretty icing is French though.

[Jules.]

Am I able to buy cake cases that would fit muffin trays to make extra big fairy/cup cakes?

[The Dogmother]

Yup, you can get them almost anywhere. I've even foudn them at Te$co when I used to shop there.

 

Let me know if you can't find any and I can always send you a few.

 

There's a wonderful cookshop near me, which stocks vintage style fairy cak cases and silver/gold ones too. I used the latter when I baked the 'cupcakes' for Rosie's birthday.

[Chook n Boo Mum]

I insist on fairy cakes in our house as I always make the traditional sized yorkshire pudd sized ones........... and I can have two of them without feeling nearly so guilty as I would with two huge great muffin sized cup cakes - or the wrappers at least - sitting in front of me!!!

 

Most of the cupcakes on these sites and in the very expensive cake shops are works of art, unlike mine, which if they are lucky, get a splodge of chocolate spread or vanilla butter icing smeared over the top or a drizzling of melted chocolate or lemon/orange glace icing due to the fact that I am invariably running late or simply too lazy to pipe anything ! Of course there's always the reason that they don't last long enough to get decorated anyway, which is often the case!

 

Sha x

[fluffyknickers]

Cor I am in the wrong job!

 

I make a lot of fairy cakes (cup cakes, whatever!) as they are so easy (my recipe is a chuck it all in one that I have found works best).

 

I make them both in muffin tin in muffin cases (like american cupcases) and also in normal patty tin in cake cases and find the 'normal' ones better as you can eat two and get lots of nice icing and also my son tends to only eat the top and leave the cake!!!

 

I like making them like the butterfly cakes (cutting out a circle out the top and filling with buttercream and placing the cut-out bit back in) as reminds me of when I was little and my mum made them.

 

Michelle

[The Dogmother]

I made these for Rosie's birthday in March - she only wanted fairy cakes, and I couldn't afford a stand but it works and she loved it:

 

[clootie]

Yumska!!

[Plum]

I made these for Rosie's birthday in March - she only wanted fairy cakes, and I couldn't afford a stand but it works and she loved it:

 

 

They're worth £1.95 each and made with special eggs.

[Scramble]

I made these for Rosie's birthday in March - she only wanted fairy cakes, and I couldn't afford a stand but it works and she loved it:

 

 

 

They are gorgeous

Can I order some for my birthday?

You have a lucky daughter

[The Dogmother]

£1.95! I often make cakes to take into work - perhaps I should charge them.

 

Those ones went down well with her friends.

 

Scramble - I don't think they'd travel!

[Scramble]

Why do I never look at the address?

It was like when I was buying my chickens and I found the two most adorable frizzle pekins, both girls POL, £25 for both..... in Bucks

 

It's okay Claret - I'll just look at the picture :wink