April Fool's Day certainly brought out the Silly Cupcakes!

We were blown away by the number of funny and creative April Fool's Day cupcakes we saw this year. It is certainly a fun holiday and the best day of the year to make your silliest cupcakes. Take a look at a few we found on the internet.


Erica posted her version of our TV Dinner Cupcakes on Favorite Family Recipes. Karen and I made these for Martha Stewart last year on April Fool's Day and Erica points out that the recipe is on the Martha Stewart web site. As one comment on her blog noted "Your cupcakes look as good, if not better, than the ones pictured in the book." We agree. They are fantastic.

Photo from Favorite Family Recipes




Nikki posted her version of Spaghetti and Meatballs on her blog Pennies on a Platter. One of the comments she received, :...LOL i saw that in hello cupcake…yours are perfect!! you did a fantasic job…" Again, we are starting to get the point. Our readers are making improvements on our designs, and we completely agree. The idea of putting them down in a pasta bowl is fantastic. That overhead shot looks just a bowl of pasta. Nice going Nikki. I think you may have a future as a food photographer. We also loved the BLOB photo where Nikki forgot to use freezer weight zip lock bags and it blobbed her pasta. Check it out on her blog.

Photo from Pennies on a Platter



And on Bake at 350 Bridget came up with the coolest idea for April Fool's Day. She made meat loaf that looks like cupcakes, and cupcakes that look like mashed potatoes from Hello, Cupcake!. I am so confused I wouldn't know what to eat first, but what a funny idea. Go to her blog Bake at 350 to see the fantastic meatloaf cupcakes and take a look at the mouth watering mashed potatoes below. Bridget you are too funny.

Photo from Bake at 350

This is so much fun we can't wait 355 days for more April Fool's cupcakes. Consider this...April Fool's Day 365 days out of the year!


Happy cupcaking and thanks to Erica, Nikki, and Bridget for a look at their fun and funny cupcakes.

Alan and Karen

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