Sentence examples for to cupcake from inspiring English sources
noun
A small cake baked in a paper container shaped like a cup, often with icing on top.
From Easter-themed reusable cake stands, to cupcake holders and Easter Egg hunt kits, the site has everything you need.
The dress collection, priced from $193 to $253, covers all girly-girl bases from a crepe little black party dress to cupcake print frocks (pictured, a tier-skirted silk print dress, $196).
Pok Pok, Portland, AmericaOregon's most populous city is a haven for those with an epicurean lean, with everything from artisan bakeries and microbreweries to cupcake shops and Italian, French and Peruvian eateries (among many others).
Rose Aldean, who co-founded melon juice company Mello (melon juice was among Waitrose's 2017 food trend predictions) with her friend Sophie Lund, wants to follow a similar path to cupcake bakeries and turn it into a long-term proposition.
I mean, that the likes of Jamie Oliver make a big noise about healthy eating for the lumpy proletariat while racking up fees advertising a supermarket chain certainly gets on my tits, but what it must do to Cupcake Man – who's manifestly involved in the honest labour of a culinary artisan – I hate to imagine.
Over the last few days T-Mobile has been pushing out an update to Cupcake, CRC1.
Do a Google search on "cupcake blog" and see how many pop up, including "Hello, Cupcake!," "Cupcake Project," "Crumbs and Doilies," "No One Puts Cupcake in a Corner" and "Cupcakes Take the Cake," whose inventory of posts includes "cupcake kebab how-to," "cupcake license plates" and "cupcake bakeries on Twitter".
Tape the loose end to the cupcake to prevent it from coming off.
Last year, when Lev Ekster of Brooklyn set about establishing a career, he came to a fork in the road: one direction led to lawyering, the other to cupcake-store entrepreneurship.
Midwestern homemakers devote entire blogs to cupcakes.
Chalk it all up to cupcakes.
