Ever tried to pack cupcakes in a lunch box? It creates a gooey mess all over the sandwich baggie and takes all the fun out of eating it when your hands are covered in icing.
I saw this handy little trick in one of my student’s lunches back in my teaching days.
Take your plain cupcake.
Slice it in half.
Take a glob of icing.
Spread it in the middle of the cupcake.
Push it back together.
And now you can stick it in the baggie without worrying about smearing icing all over the place.
I typically set aside a few cupcakes each time I make them so my husband can enjoy one in his lunch. Icing the middle of the cupcakes totally works for me when packing cupcakes in his lunch.
That is a super cool Idea!
ReplyDeleteNow, that is a tip I'll keep under my hat for sure! Great WFMW post!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. Buttering with icing. What could be better? Hey, your little bundle will be here SOON!
ReplyDeleteI can vouch for this "works for me".
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ReplyDeleteI'm so excited about this new trick!!! Thank you, thank you!!
so, i guess i need to make some cupcakes. and soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I will have to remember this one for sure!
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That's brillant! I am definatly packing a cupcake some time soon for lunch!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea! I know my kids wouldn't mind that either!
ReplyDeleteI do something similar when I make a sheet cake (iced on the top only). When packing it in hubby's or daughter's lunch, I cut the piece horizontally across the middle and then stack the bottom piece on top of the iced top, so the icing is in the middle. Nice and neat!
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea - I have sliced the cupcake in half the other direction and frosted the center then transported them that way. This seems even a little less messier!
ReplyDeleteWhat a smart idea, that way your not skipping the good stuff. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is simply brilliant! Perfect tip for passing along. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly ingenious idea!!! You are one smart cookie - or cupcake in this case!
ReplyDeleteOMG!!!! That is genius!!!!
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