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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
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So I am making cupcakes to sell tomorrow as my parents are doing cream teas for a gala that is being held where they live....
I need some ideas on what to make flavour wise to earn a bit of extra dosh. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I make my cupcakes I often make them lemon... they are always a fav! I also sometimes core them... Little lemon curd inside them lemon buttercream on top... delish!!!  |
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On a slightly different note, if it's an outdoor event, and dogs are likely to be around, try making some dog safe cakes.
I make them for dog shows for local dog charities, and they go down a storm. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i might be thick, but whats the differance betwween a cup cake and a fairy cake , or are they the same.
none, another american word thats taken over"
I thought a fairy cake had the top sliced off then halved inserting into the cream...?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i might be thick, but whats the differance betwween a cup cake and a fairy cake , or are they the same.
none, another american word thats taken over
I thought a fairy cake had the top sliced off then halved inserting into the cream...?
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think thats a butterfly cake |
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"On a slightly different note, if it's an outdoor event, and dogs are likely to be around, try making some dog safe cakes.
I make them for dog shows for local dog charities, and they go down a storm. "
And how on earth do you make them  |
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"On a slightly different note, if it's an outdoor event, and dogs are likely to be around, try making some dog safe cakes.
I make them for dog shows for local dog charities, and they go down a storm.
And how on earth do you make them "
The 2 best sellers are peanut butter and banana cake, and chocolate brownie (using dog safe chocolate!).
Very easy to make. Just like normal cake really. |
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"On a slightly different note, if it's an outdoor event, and dogs are likely to be around, try making some dog safe cakes.
I make them for dog shows for local dog charities, and they go down a storm.
And how on earth do you make them
The 2 best sellers are peanut butter and banana cake, and chocolate brownie (using dog safe chocolate!).
Very easy to make. Just like normal cake really. "
Now you have gave me a thought off to look on net on how to make  |
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"So I am making cupcakes to sell tomorrow as my parents are doing cream teas for a gala that is being held where they live....
I need some ideas on what to make flavour wise to earn a bit of extra dosh. "
Banana sponge with peanut butter butter cream 
Lemon drizzle cupcakes
Coconut cupcakes
Salted caramel
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"So I am making cupcakes to sell tomorrow as my parents are doing cream teas for a gala that is being held where they live....
I need some ideas on what to make flavour wise to earn a bit of extra dosh.
Banana sponge with peanut butter butter cream
Lemon drizzle cupcakes
Coconut cupcakes
Salted caramel
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I've been waiting for you to post, cake thread without evie unheard off  |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"i might be thick, but whats the differance betwween a cup cake and a fairy cake , or are they the same.
none, another american word thats taken over"
Pardon my ignorance in this matter but is that because 'fairy' has a very different connotation in the US? |
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"What are you trying to say
My body is a temple you know. I've just been out for a run!!
And who doesn't like visiting temples
It more the fact you bake cakes a lot for others  "
Only messing. I do like cake but it doesn't like me  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you make a buttercream topping its nice with a dollop of rasberry jam in gives it a nice colour and taste "
Phwarrrrr....Oo'er,, I'll take half a dozen of them please   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i might be thick, but whats the differance betwween a cup cake and a fairy cake , or are they the same.
none, another american word thats taken over
I thought a fairy cake had the top sliced off then halved inserting into the cream...?
Thats a butterfly cake xx
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i might be thick, but whats the differance betwween a cup cake and a fairy cake , or are they the same."
Cupcakes have a decoration on the top....
Fairy  cakes... differ in that you cut a disc off the domed top, hollow/ core out a middle which will be filled with flavours/cream.
The little disc is then cut in half and placed on top, like fairy wings.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hope you're making a spare one for me, Cheeky
Of course darling... "
Lovely- I plan on smearing it over your naked breasts and slowly licking every inch of you until I've eaten the lot  |
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Maybe it's a regional thing, to me a cupcake is a largeish thing with some sort of piped buttercream icing on
A fairy cake is a smaller bun probably with glace icing and sprinkles (optional). And a butterfly bun is the one where you cut it and give it wings. |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"I hope you're making a spare one for me, Cheeky
Of course darling...
Lovely- I plan on smearing it over your naked breasts and slowly licking every inch of you until I've eaten the lot "
Oh er matron |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"so thats the great cupcake, fairy cake angel cake mystery solved."
Nope...!!!
A cupcake is a cake, any type of ingredients, cup sized, for one person.....
A fairy cake is a sponge mix, for one person...
A fairy/ butterfly cake does not have to have "wings".... A cupcake can have wings if you want....
A muffin is as above, but made with muffin mix....
Anne the debate rages on.... |
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"Maybe it's a regional thing, to me a cupcake is a largeish thing with some sort of piped buttercream icing on
A fairy cake is a smaller bun probably with glace icing and sprinkles (optional). And a butterfly bun is the one where you cut it and give it wings."
Buns were originally baked in tea cups so cupcake has probably got a longer heritage of use over here than the US even though it is now synonymous with US usage.
If whole, iced, or topped with sprinkles etc than bun or fairy cake is UK usage.
Butterfly buns are the ones with wings, generally filled with butter cream.
Little tip: if you have a grapefruit knife cluttering your utensil drawer it's perfect to cut a deeper cavity to fill with butter cream... |
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