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BABY, BABY . . . BOSTON CREME! - 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 pastel

DONUT + CUPCAKE WAR IS RAGING!
BABY, BABY . . . BOSTON CREME!
4 1/2" X 4 1/2" pastel
8" square archival white mat, glass + gold frame
SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR

Now how could this ever have happened?
I checked my opponent Kelley, The Contessa of Donuts,
and lo' and behold she threw out a Bismark last Thursday!
A big, fat, plumb goodness of frosting.  
I think there was too much frosting in my eyes.

Well here's back at you girlfriend! 
A delectable Boston Creme cupcake I snagged 
at Cupcakeology while in Albuquerque.

And what will The Contessa whip up for Monday? 
Click here to see.


Comments

  1. Sinfully delicious looking! Love the colorful design beneath the cupcake, too!

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  2. Baby,Baby...beeeauutiful! another gem, can't figure out who's winning this war!

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  3. Thanks Kristeena and Mary.
    Unsure Mary about the winner, but Kelley is considering on going BIGGER - then my goose is cooked.
    And this was sinful, sinful, sinful!

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