Jennifer at Creative Wanderings got inspired by my cupcake experimentsand made some very successful bath bomb cupcakes. Her frosting looks amazing! And the sprinkles are a cheery touch. Thanks for sharing!
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I suspect that the frosting was still wet when she took the photos =) Of course, if I’m wrong Jennifer, please let me know.
HOW did she get the “frosting” to look so shiny and real? I want to do that too!!!! Any ideas? And would you mind sharing?
I’m glad you like the recipe! It is definitely rock hard.
The idea about changing the sprinkles to alert you to the differing fragrances is brilliant. It’s so much more time effective than doing different frosting colors!
Thanks for the write up! I love it!
When I make them next time (because all the testing I’ve done has been awesome!) I’m going to change the color of the sprinkles to tell me what scent they are. I’ll only be doing a few different ones.
BTW, this is a fabulous recipie! Its held up really well to testing and even some light abuse, which is always good when you huck from show to show.
They look fabulous, don’t they? I was so honored that she decided to try out the recipe. I also like how original her cupcakes look – it just goes to show you that you can make the same recipe and inject your own personal taste and preferences into it and make it your own.
Anne-Marie
Great job Jennifer!! Those turned out wonderful.