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

[Anonymous]

Most break the bottom off and put it on the top to make an icing sandwich

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I break off the bottom and make a little sandwich.

This is the way

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah, with my tongue.

Same. It’s very effective. Thanks, OP, for reminding me about what I’m “supposed to do.”

Right? Why exactly is an adult supposed to remove the frosting? So many people try to act superior with their declarations that desserts are too sweet.

When it’s 1-3 inches of buttered icing, you might as well pop a quarter stick cube of Kerrygold in your mouth. It’s just totally unnecessary and gluttonous.

Enjoy your single almond.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Some do, some don't, depending on how much frosting they like.

This. Who cares what people do OP? People will be ok with some extra sugar lol. I don't like cake and frosting in general (but could crush a bowl of Doritos) but this seems like such an odd post.

A fresh cupcake doesn’t need an inch or two or three of butter icing. It’s there for aesthetics, to look pretty and appealing in the case or in the box. I think most adults know it’s proper form to remove most of it before actual consumption.

Are these your made up rules? The more icing the better.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, with my tongue.

Same. It’s very effective. Thanks, OP, for reminding me about what I’m “supposed to do.”

Right? Why exactly is an adult supposed to remove the frosting? So many people try to act superior with their declarations that desserts are too sweet.

When it’s 1-3 inches of buttered icing, you might as well pop a quarter stick cube of Kerrygold in your mouth. It’s just totally unnecessary and gluttonous.

Enjoy your single almond.

lol

[Anonymous]

I skip the cupcake and just eat the icing straight out of the can. No guilt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, with my tongue.

Same. It’s very effective. Thanks, OP, for reminding me about what I’m “supposed to do.”

Right? Why exactly is an adult supposed to remove the frosting? So many people try to act superior with their declarations that desserts are too sweet.

When it’s 1-3 inches of buttered icing, you might as well pop a quarter stick cube of Kerrygold in your mouth. It’s just totally unnecessary and gluttonous.

And freaking delicious

[Anonymous]

Improper form! You get a deduction from the Russian judge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, with my tongue.

Same. It’s very effective. Thanks, OP, for reminding me about what I’m “supposed to do.”

Right? Why exactly is an adult supposed to remove the frosting? So many people try to act superior with their declarations that desserts are too sweet.

When it’s 1-3 inches of buttered icing, you might as well pop a quarter stick cube of Kerrygold in your mouth. It’s just totally unnecessary and gluttonous.

How often are people eating cupcakes where this is a big deal? I can't even remember the last time we were somewhere that served cupcakes. Don't you ever have a gluttonous day? What a boring life if you never indulge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I skip the cupcake and just eat the icing straight out of the can. No guilt.

In college we used to make our own Dunkaroo boards with various cookies and shortbreads, different frosting flavors, and various toppings. Ahhhh to have that type of metabolism again.

[Anonymous]

There really needs to be some federal regulation of these cupcakes. Department of Frosting Enforcement. Maybe 50,000 employees spread across the US.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, with my tongue.

+ 1,000

[Anonymous]

I don't understand what you mean by proper. It's rude to eat frosting?!

DCUM lunacy never disappoints.

[Anonymous]

Scraping off the frosting is very nouveau riche.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Some do, some don't, depending on how much frosting they like.

This. Who cares what people do OP? People will be ok with some extra sugar lol. I don't like cake and frosting in general (but could crush a bowl of Doritos) but this seems like such an odd post.

A fresh cupcake doesn’t need an inch or two or three of butter icing. It’s there for aesthetics, to look pretty and appealing in the case or in the box. I think most adults know it’s proper form to remove most of it before actual consumption.

Proper form? Why, you officious twatwaffle. Bless your heart.