Did you have a great weekend? ย Have you woken up with a lingering Easter candy tummy ache? ย Do you still have confetti everywhere from the Cascarones? ย Yea? ย Me too. ย I think I might have an Easter sugar hangover… I’m not proud. ย ย Here’s a look at what Easter looks like when you combine a cupcake contest with a steady stream of champagne, a dog named Bunny and a confetti filled egg massacre.
Combine cupcakes and competition. ย Call it a Bake Off. ย What could be better!?
These are Whitney’s Derby Pie inspired cupcakes, with pie crust and ย amazingly rich buttercream frosting. ย So sweet. ย So good! ย The winner of the contest was Susie, with her Blueberry Cupcakes with mint, lemon and Brown Sugar Buttercream.
Meet Bunny the dog. ย She’s begging. ย Wouldn’t you if you were a dog at a cupcake party!? ย Behind Bunny, Dean and possibly the cutest yellow shoes ever.
And then there’s Cascarones. ย Cascarones are hollowed out, beautifully dyed eggs that are filled with confetti. ย They’re like the most beautiful Easter weapon ever. ย You find these eggs just like any old Easter egg hunt, but when you find then, you smash them on your friends. ย Dean and Whitney seem rather polite about the whole situation.
Molly is more of a smash and run girl, leaving a trail of confetti in her wake.
Hunter tries to release confetti from her hair. ย Jun has just about the best smile ever, and Molly ย is unstoppable.
Bunny wants to play too.
Friends and confetti? ย Throw in Bunny and cupcakes? ย That’s a good day. ย Fact.
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Oh dern, I was hoping there’d be recipes. Ah well. It looks like a fantastic party! The Cascarones sound wonderful. Your friends are so lucky to know you and get to come to your fabulous cupcake extravaganzas. :)
awe, I’m just now seeing this post! they’re so cute, and what a fun day that was…haha, thanks for including Bunny ;)
Looks like a totally fabulous Easter–and totally worth the sugar hangover!
Lovely Easter! It was really cool to see other peeps enjoying Confetti eggs like my family. It has been a family tradition since my grandma was a child in Mexico and it has been going strong for many, many years.
Thank you for sharing.