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Valentines Day!
Valentines Day!
Nick and I went to yoga this morning. It was his idea, I didn’t make him go.
Then we went to the farmer’s market and got kettle corn. Everyone else got healthy fruits and vegetables, we got sugar coated butter corn.
I decided to make red velvet cupcakes. There seems to be a lot of hype surrounding these cupcakes and I wanted to see what made them so special. Here’s the thing, they aren’t that special. They are pretty much like a normal cupcake, but with a tbs of cocoa powder and a TON of red food coloring. I think people are fooled by the red color. I really do. They are good, don’t get me wrong. But I don’t think people would like them nearly as much if they weren’t red. I’m just saying.
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Initially I thought that Kitchen Aid mixer was way too expensive. I was wrong. It has paid for itself many times over in the form of delicious baked goods.