Show Me the Cupcakes!!!

Wow ! I showed this thread to my husband, and those pictures REALLY got him interested in planning our next trip ! So I've 9 cupcakes to work into my game plan ... This will be fun !
 
I tried to look through the whole thread, but I might have missed something.

Does anyone have any recipes for any of the cupcakes? This thread has made me want to try my hand at gourmet cupcakes.:thumbsup2
 
I was having a really crappy day at work and one of my students came in with a cupcake for me, lol, this is high school usually the kids are in their own world...anyway it was a red velvet cupcake (not as good as starring rolls) but it made my day none the less! Never underestimate the magical powers of a cupcake!
 
I am pretty sure Robo will show up with a map soon, but here is what I can offer...you enter the park coming down Hollywood Blvd. Take a right on Sunset Blvd. (towards ToT) and Starring Rolls is down a few steps on your left. It is a small place with outdoor seating. The sandwiches there are quite good too!

That actually helps a lot! thanks!
 

These cupcakes look good enough to make me say to heck with my diet :love: I do have a question (if I can refrain from drooling on my keyboard for long enough) We are taking ds9 in May for his 10th birthday. We also have family coming to meet us to help celebrate on the last 2 days we're there. We'll be spending Friday at Epcot and Saturday at MK. We are not doing a TS meal on these days. Makes the kids cranky- they'd rather suck down a cheeseburger on their way to a ride. But I'd love to grab some cupcakes- show ds a lil birthday love -maybe let him blow out some candles with his siblings and cousins. We will have 7 kids and 7 adults but the adults can go without if need be. So, what's my best bet for finding that many cupcakes at Epcot or MK? The Oreo ones at Boardwalk Bakery would be great but would we be able to bring them back in the park? Tia for any advice you have for me :)
 
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Black Forest at Contemporary

Ok..I am sold. Where in the Contemporary?
 
T We are taking ds9 in May for his 10th birthday. We also have family coming to meet us to help celebrate on the last 2 days we're there. We'll be spending Friday at Epcot and Saturday at MK... But I'd love to grab some cupcakes- show ds a lil birthday love -maybe let him blow out some candles with his siblings and cousins. We will have 7 kids and 7 adults but the adults can go without if need be. So, what's my best bet for finding that many cupcakes at Epcot or MK? T)

Disney planning that involves cupcakes -- I'm on top of this one!

The Confectionery on Main Street in the Magic Kingdom usually has a selection of cupcakes. As far as I know:
- they do not have seating
- they do not have trays
- they do have take-out boxes in which the cupcakes will fit. Their cupcakes have shorter frosting.

The Main Street Bakery, which is a few doors down, usually has a smaller selection of cupcakes. As far as I know:
- they do have tables where you can sit down to eat after you purchase your food
- they do have trays
- the do not have take-out boxes in which the cupcakes will fit. Their cupcakes have tall frosting and will not fit in their boxes.

If you are able to get away from the group, take pictures of the cupcake selection at each. Show the pictures to the group. Have them decide where they want to get their cupcakes. Have everyone go to the appropriate place to get a cupcake and then meet in the Bakery seating area to eat the cupcakes.

Or, if you want to do all of the cupcake purchasing yourself, go to the Confectionery first. Get the cupcake you need in boxes. Have the boxes put in a bag. (I assume they have bags, since they sell a lot of merchandise there.) Then walk over to the bakery, get a tray, and buy the rest of the cupcakes you need. But that's a lot of cupcakes for one person to handle!

Or you could buy them all at one place or the other, and people will just have to eat what you bought.

I would think you would be allowed to get a candle and matches through security when you go into the park. I think people are still allowed to smoke in designated areas in the park. If they can walk in with cigarettes and matches, you should be able to walk in with a candle and matches.

The cupcake selection at Epcot isn't as good. There are cupcakes at Karamell Kuche in Germany. In my opinion, these cupcakes aren't as special as other Disney World cupcakes. The one that I got in the evening in March was quite dried out, even the frosting.

Sometimes there are cupcakes in the Land at Future World.

Tall cupcake (chocolate peanut butter) from the Main Street Bakery, March 2012:

MainStreetBakeryChocPB2012.jpg



Short Easter cupcakes from the Confectionery, March 2012:
Confectionery22012.jpg


The two types of cupcakes at Karamell Kuche in Germany at Epcot:
KaramellKuche32012.jpg
 
This thread is still so awesome! We're going in July, and I can't wait to enjoy some of these amazing cupcakes!

Does anyone have a list of the different types of cupcakes they now offer at Boardwalk Bakery? On our 2010 trip, they only had the typical ones, but I have seen a couple of interesting ones here, like the oreo one and I think a smores one. We stay at BWV so I might have to get one every day! And I will have an AP, so hello...walk or boat ride over to DHS for Starring Rolls! ;)
 
I didn't get a chance to try this cupcake at Sunshine Seasons but I couldn't resist taking a picture for this thread :).

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I think I just heard this cupcake call my name!!!! I must have one, and I only have to wait 47 more days!!!!:yay::banana::woohoo::dance3:

Same here, I NEED to try one chocolate and one vanilla from the caramel shop in Germany! I will have an AP and staying at BWV...dangerous because I have an easy walk or boat ride to either Epcot or DHS, and Boardwalk Bakery right there. No calories, no points on Weight Watchers...that's what I keep telling myself! :)

P.S.: If it's carrot cake doesn't it count as a vegetable and doesn't that make it...ahem...healthy?! :rotfl2:
 
Do the cupcakes count as a snack on the dining plan? Anyone know???
 
Thank you Best Aunt! Very helpful info! :worship: I'm sure my sis and I will find a way to sneak away from the group to scope out the cupcakes. Might have to taste a couple to make sure they're edible. We always get the difficult job but someone has to do it :laughing:

Disney planning that involves cupcakes -- I'm on top of this one!

The Confectionery on Main Street in the Magic Kingdom usually has a selection of cupcakes. As far as I know:
- they do not have seating
- they do not have trays
- they do have take-out boxes in which the cupcakes will fit. Their cupcakes have shorter frosting.

The Main Street Bakery, which is a few doors down, usually has a smaller selection of cupcakes. As far as I know:
- they do have tables where you can sit down to eat after you purchase your food
- they do have trays
- the do not have take-out boxes in which the cupcakes will fit. Their cupcakes have tall frosting and will not fit in their boxes.

If you are able to get away from the group, take pictures of the cupcake selection at each. Show the pictures to the group. Have them decide where they want to get their cupcakes. Have everyone go to the appropriate place to get a cupcake and then meet in the Bakery seating area to eat the cupcakes.

Or, if you want to do all of the cupcake purchasing yourself, go to the Confectionery first. Get the cupcake you need in boxes. Have the boxes put in a bag. (I assume they have bags, since they sell a lot of merchandise there.) Then walk over to the bakery, get a tray, and buy the rest of the cupcakes you need. But that's a lot of cupcakes for one person to handle!

Or you could buy them all at one place or the other, and people will just have to eat what you bought.

I would think you would be allowed to get a candle and matches through security when you go into the park. I think people are still allowed to smoke in designated areas in the park. If they can walk in with cigarettes and matches, you should be able to walk in with a candle and matches.

The cupcake selection at Epcot isn't as good. There are cupcakes at Karamell Kuche in Germany. In my opinion, these cupcakes aren't as special as other Disney World cupcakes. The one that I got in the evening in March was quite dried out, even the frosting.

Sometimes there are cupcakes in the Land at Future World.

Tall cupcake (chocolate peanut butter) from the Main Street Bakery, March 2012:

MainStreetBakeryChocPB2012.jpg



Short Easter cupcakes from the Confectionery, March 2012:
Confectionery22012.jpg


The two types of cupcakes at Karamell Kuche in Germany at Epcot:
KaramellKuche32012.jpg
 
In March 2012, they had 4 types of cupcakes:
1) Oreo Bon Bon
2) Orange Cream
3) Mocha
4) Chocolate Mint

No more smores?:eek:That was the most awesome cupcake. ast summer we stayed at the BWV's for 2 weeksWe tried many many cupcakes and everybody loved that one.
 














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