Boo-tiful Tea Cakes!

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A Little Sampling from our Victorian Ghost Story Tea! 

A Ghostly Chocolate Cupcake! 
To add some spooky fun to your Halloween treats this year, simply decorate your favorite chocolate cupcake with a snack size NutterButter that has been dipped in White Chocolate. Use mini chocolate chips for the eyes! Easy and Fun! 

We are looking forward to our upcoming Christmas Teas! 
Be sure to check out our Upcoming Event to get your reservation!

Comments

  1. Marilyn MillerOctober 26, 2013 at 10:38 AM

    Love your ghostly chocolate cupcake.
    The photograph is very nice too.
    Good job!

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