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Gluten Free Cupcakes

Lisa

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Lisa
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Carolina Cupcakery - Dessert Cafe, in Chesapeake, Virginia is my new find (and friend)

I recently has some personal experience with them, when they donated their products and their time to feed thousands of people for an Extreme Makeover: Home Edition project in our area.

Not only did they supply many of us with gluten free cupcakes daily as well as those sugar free, they volunteers hours upon hours to serve meals.

I can say, that I've never enjoyed a cupcake more. :D

www.carolinacupcakery.com "Real Men Eat Cupcakes"

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Carolina Cupcakery - Dessert Cafe, in Chesapeake, Virginia is my new find (and friend)

I recently has some personal experience with them, when they donated their products and their time to feed thousands of people for an Extreme Makeover: Home Edition project in our area.

Not only did they supply many of us with gluten free cupcakes daily as well as those sugar free, they volunteers hours upon hours to serve meals.

I can say, that I've never enjoyed a cupcake more. :D

www.carolinacupcakery.com "Real Men Eat Cupcakes"

That's great! People are so generous :)

There was a homemaker over, 1 to 2 yrs ago, about an hour from us. The 4 kids had to be fed thru tubes in their tummys. They had a white blood cell disease.

MJbutNotMaryJane Newbie
MJbutNotMaryJane
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It's great to hear they're involved in the community like that!!

I'll be stopping there on my way to Nags Head in May!!!!!!!!! Not sure if I'm more excited about the beach or cupcakes?!

lizard00 Enthusiast
lizard00
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It's great to hear they're involved in the community like that!!

I'll be stopping there on my way to Nags Head in May!!!!!!!!! Not sure if I'm more excited about the beach or cupcakes?!

That's a tough call, BUT, consider eating the cupcake WHILE sitting on the beach. How's that thought??? I love it.

Thanks for posting Lisa, I think we're on our way to Suffolk soon, so I'm going to have to mosey out to the cupcakery. YUM!

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MJbutNotMaryJane Newbie
MJbutNotMaryJane
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That's a tough call, BUT, consider eating the cupcake WHILE sitting on the beach. How's that thought??? I love it.

Thanks for posting Lisa, I think we're on our way to Suffolk soon, so I'm going to have to mosey out to the cupcakery. YUM!

I went yesterday! The cupcake was scrumptious and they were super friendly. I also picked up some gluten-free sourdough cheese rolls, which are also quite yummy. I do believe I'll be stopping on my way back to Va. :wub:

~mj

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