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Cupcake Flavor List Blueberry Tart STUFFED CUPCAKE FLAVORS White cake soaked in vanilla Bourbon, thin layer of lemon buttercream, blueberry buttercream Chocolate Pecan Toffee Cream Chocolate cake soaked in Bailey's with a pecan toffee Strawberry Shortcake Bavarian buttercream White cake soaked in vanilla Rum with strawberry buttercream PB&J White Cake soaked in Amaretto with a layer of strawberry Banana Split jam and peanut buttercream. White or chocolate cake soaked in caramel with strawberry jam and banana buttercream Grasshopper White Cake soaked in Baileys and mint syrup, with a layer of White Chocolate Raspberry chocolate ganache and a mint buttercream White cake soaked in Chambord, white chocolate ganache, raspberry buttercream Berries and Chocolate Chocolate cake soaked in amaretto, with chocolate ganache Double Chocolate Caramel Truffle and mixed berry buttercream Chocolate cake soaked in Butterschnaps, chocolate ganache, caramel buttercream Blackberry Lemon Yellow cake soaked in vanilla and lemon, Piña colada with a layer of blackberry jam and lemon buttercream White cake soaked in Coconut Rum, coconut buttercream with candied pineapple Chocolate Covered Peppermint Chocolate cake soaked in Crème De Menthe, Cherry Lemonade with a vanilla peppermint buttercream. Yellow cake soaked in lemon, with cherry lemonade buttercream White Chocolate Chai Chai cake soaked in Amaretto with a white chocolate Carrot Rum buttercream Traditional carrot cake soaked in Spiced Rum, lemon cream cheese buttercream Chocolate Crème Brûlée Chocolate Cake soaked in Caramel Bailey's Java Explosion with a chocolate Bavarian buttercream. Chocolate cake soaked in espresso liquor, chocolate ganache, espresso buttercream Peach Melba Yellow cake soaked in Honey Bourbon, with a layer of White Chocolate Cookies and Cream raspberry jam and a peach buttercream Yellow cake soaked in vanilla with a white chocolate cookies and cream buttercream Strawberry Rhubarb Cake(Seasonal) Rhubarb cake soaked in bourbon with a strawberry Chocolate Covered Cherry buttercream Chocolate cake soaked in Cherry Baileys with black cherry jam and cherry buttercream Berries and Mint White or chocolate cake, soaked in Crème De Menthe, with a Raspberry Key Lime mixed berry buttercream White cake soaked in vanilla with raspberry jam and key lime buttercream Eat Me I'm Irish White cake soaked in Bailey's with chocolate hazelnut Passion Pineapple buttercream Yellow cake soaked in Passion Fruit Rum with pineapple preserves and passion fruit buttercream Triple Vanilla Crème Brûlée Yellow Cake soaked in Caramel Bailey's and vanilla with a Lime Margarita vanilla Bavarian buttercream White cake soaked in Lime Margarita with lime buttercream and sea salt Pumpkin Cheesecake Spice White cake soaked in spices and Rum Spice Me Up Pumpkin cream cheese buttercream filling Chocolate cake soaked in Fireball Whiskey, filled with ganache and a cinnamon and cayenne buttercream Strawberry Daiquiri White Cake soaked in Bacardi Limon and lime, strawberry Chocolate Peanut Butter and lime buttercream Chocolate cake soaked in Peanut Butter Liqueur with chocolate ganache and peanut butter buttercream Cherry Cordial White cake soaked in Amaretto, chocolate ganache, cherry Strawberry Fields buttercream Yellow cake soaked in Rum, filled with a strawberry jam and cream cheese buttercream (Please see website for complete up to date list) know your theme (maybe subject to additional charges) REGULAR CUPCAKES OR CREATE YOUR OWN..... Chose a cake and a buttercream filling White Yellow CAKES Chocolate White Carrot Yellow Red Velvet Chocolate Chocolate Gluten Free Carrot White Gluten Free Red Velvet Chocolate Dairy and Egg Free Chocolate Gluten Free White Dairy and Egg Free White Gluten Free **All cakes are made with soy oil Chocolate Dairy and Egg Free Includes vanilla or chocolate buttercream on top White Dairy and Egg Free Other flavors are an extra charge **All cakes are made with soy oil BUTTERCREAM FILLINGS Cupcake Prices Vanilla Gluten Free and Vegan have an extra charge Chocolate White Chocolate Regular Size Raspberry Strawberry Stuffed- $2.75 Lemon Flavored buttercream top- $2.50 Cherry Regular- $2.25 Coffee Fondant Covering- $.50 ea Coconut Caramel Colored Baking Cup- $.20 ea Amaretto Fancy Cupcake Wrappers- $.75 ea Cherry Lemonade Raspberry Lemonade Mini Size Cream Cheese Lemon Cream Cheese Stuffed- $1.75 Vanilla Bavarian Flavored buttercream top- $1.50 Chocolate Bavarian Regular- $1.25 Strawberry Daiquiri Fondant covering- $.40 ea Blueberry Mixed Berry Colored Baking Cup- $.15 Mint Fancy Cupcake Wrappers- $.50 ea Candy Cane Orange Delivery and set up in town for cupcakes is $45 Chocolate Hazelnut Pumpkin Cheesecake Cherry Cordial Most décor is included in the price. Pina Colada Some of those are… Colored Sixlets ADD A LAYER Dragees Apricot Jam Sugar pearls Strawberry Jam Daisy’s Raspberry Jam Buttercream Roses Chocolate Ganache Molded Chocolate Pieces (1-2 colors per piece) White Chocolate Ganache Monograms Nutella Hydrangeas Satin Roses Colored Twists 5 Petal Blossoms Colored AA Sugar Glitter We can do many other things just ask or let us .
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