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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I bring cupcakes for snacks - and often use neon gel frosting on them.  Kids love it!  If you don't want your kid eating snack after a game, instruct them not to.  Otherwise, STFU.[/quote]

I bet you have one of those plastic multi layer cupcake holders [/quote]

You're right!  I can transport (in stacks of 2 holders) up to 72 cupcakes!  I had no idea there were such holders until I had kids.  Love them! :lol: [/quote]

72 cupcakes??!  For what?[/quote]

Really?  You must just one or two kids. When I bring treats for, say, Halloween, they're easier to transport in the cupcake holders.  If I'm bringing something other than cupcakes, I flip the tray to the smooth side.  If I have more than 72 cupcakes, I have to use a large roasting pan to transport the excess.[/quote]

But why in the world are you taking more than 72 cupcakes anywhere?  That's just insane.  [/quote]

((3 kids X 25 kids/class)+(6 teachers)) x 1 cupcake/person = 81 cupcakes.  Don't know why you think that's insane.  Making cupcakes is easier than fixing dinner - it just takes a little longer.  We're done in about 2 hours.  [/quote]

I think it's insane that you make cupcakes for all three kids' classes on the same day.  If you don't, I can't help you out.  [/quote]

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