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The batter looked great as it sat in the cupcakes cases, however I was worried that there wasn't going to be enough of it to make the 12 cupcakes that it claimed to make. Despite having to be a tad economical, there was enough for 12 healthy sized cupcakes in the end!
The marble in these cakes looked great when you bit into them. They also tasted fantastic, next time though, I'll put more vanilla and chocolate in their respective batters.
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I also used my Wilton 1M for the first time when decorating these cupcakes and I have no idea where it has been all of my life! As you all suggested, a larger nozzle really has defined my buttercream swirls and I'm looking forward to using my 2D.
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Hmmmm!
5 comments:
Can i be the first to say, they tasted AMAZING, even for breakfast!
Yum, it has been ages since I've baked marble cake. You're right, it's the best of both!
Your swirls are looking great. The 1M revolutionised icing cupcakes for me too, I love the 2D even more. If you pipe from the inside out it makes a pretty rose effect.
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Those look delicious! I am having a serious cupcake craving now :)
These look delish - love your piping and the sponge and frosting both look divine!
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