…Gluten Free Takes the Cake!
Cupcake Wars, airing Sunday nights on the Food Network channel, had this week’s competitors baking their hearts out to the theme of The Closer’s 100th episode. This was a notable episode of Cupcake Wars for another reason though. Competitor Kyra Bussanich, creator and operator of Crave Gluten Free Bake Shop, showed the judges and thousands of viewers far and wide that gluten free baking can be delicious. So delicious in fact that her perfected talents at creating delicious gluten-free cupcakes beat out the traditional all-purpose, wheat-flour based cupcakes. “This is a win for the entire gluten-free community,” Kyra commented of her win. At the end of the episode, the cast of The Closer seemed to wholeheartedly agree. While the cast was enjoying the cupcakes, one of them even suggested, “Maybe we should all go gluten-free.” Seems this is “proof in the pudding”…or at least in the cupcakes…gluten-free can be delicious, for those with dietary requirements and those who just know a good thing when they taste it.
Crave Bake Shop, located in Lake Oswego, Oregon, is a 100% gluten-free, wheat-free bake shop. For more information about Crave or owner Kyra Bussanich, click Crave Bake Shop.
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Would like to know if you have a site or place where we can order the cupcakes. It has become a life style change for my daughter and although I have not been told have have celiac disease I am trying to change my eating habits also.
Thanks for your interest. These do look delicious! At the end of the post, there is a link to Crave Bake Shop. This will take you directly to their website where you can browse and place an order. Enjoy!
If you happen to live in or near St. Paul, Minnesota there is a great place to get cupcakes at a shop called “CupCake”. It is on University Av. They have gluten-free cupcakes which are beautiful as well as delicious. They also have a website so you can check out what they make.
If you go there, watch for the big blue teacup sticking out of the side of the building or you might miss it!
Thanks so much for sharing this info Aine. It’s always nice to hear about places first hand from other people who’ve experienced a great place.
Thanks so much for sharing this info Aine. It’s always nice to hear about places first hand from other people who’ve experienced a great place.
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