Most adults remove most of the icing off a cupcake, right?

[Anonymous]

Damn, now I need to make cupcakes with icing.

[Anonymous]

Are the cupcakes in Whole Foods bakery section any good?

[Anonymous]

I would imagine most people eat the cupcake as it was made, the way it was intended to be eaten.

What a strange thing to virtue signal. "Look at me everyone! I'm better than you because I don't eat the frosting!"

What a sad life you must lead. Perhaps you wouldn't feel the need to engage in this bizarre and pathetic behavior if you stopped giving in to your neuroses and allowed yourself to do normal things like eat a cupcake whole.

[Anonymous]

I typically remove some of the icing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would imagine most people eat the cupcake as it was made, the way it was intended to be eaten.

What a strange thing to virtue signal. "Look at me everyone! I'm better than you because I don't eat the frosting!"

What a sad life you must lead. Perhaps you wouldn't feel the need to engage in this bizarre and pathetic behavior if you stopped giving in to your neuroses and allowed yourself to do normal things like eat a cupcake whole.

Seriously. Also, where are the good cupcakes these days? I really miss Red Velvet Cupcakes that was once in Gallery Place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am in my 40s and my dad is 80. To this day, he still scrapes the frosting off of his cupcakes to double the amount of frosting on mine (knowing this gave me great joy as a child). Such a selfless act of a loving father= I only enjoy extra frosted dad double cupcakes.

This, and the lady who connects with her husband over DCUM crazy, are the brightspots I needed in this post. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not. Isn't the entire point of a cupcake the icing? If I don't want icing, I'll have a muffin instead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are the cupcakes in Whole Foods bakery section any good?

No. Whole Foods desserts are not good. Very dry

[Anonymous]

I eat all the frosting and leave half the cake.