Rum and Coke Mocktail Milkshake Recipe

Hola Amigos! Where did Summer go? We're about to have the last unofficial BBQ and summer party of the season and I'm saying goodbye with a great mocktail, Rum and Coke turned into a shake, no alcohol here, BUT if you wanted to say bye with a Bang..why not, it's your party, you can do what you want to, or so the song goes, lol.

It's refreshing and rich, better than the actual highball since could have as many as you want without a hangover the next day...well, maybe a few extra minutes at the gym but that's always a good thing.

I was checking Wiki for the origins of Rum and Coke aka Cuba Libre and I found a whole variety of cocktails derived from this popular one, Cuban Missile Crisis, Midas, "Hot" Cuba Libre and my favorite name so far, Witch Doctor, sounds perfect for Halloween don't you think.

What are your plans for this last week (kind of) of summer? Some good fun family get together, last minute picnic? a labor day parade? whatever it is, I hope you think of including this delicious drink in your menu! It is good and even better when you add a Pinch of Love!

Besitos,

Lizy

Rum and Coke Mocktail  Milkshake
Ingredients:
6 oz Coke
1 TBSP Lime Juice
1 Pint Vanilla Bean or Good Quality Vanilla Ice Cream
1/4 Cup Heavy Whipping Cream
2 tsps Imitation Rum Extract (or the real thing if you choose to)
Directions:
Put all the ingredients on a blender and mix until smooth. Serve and Enjoy

Prep Time: 5 minutes          Serves 2 (6 oz glasses)

Sharing one last drink at these Fabulous Parties:

Love Bakes Good Cakes, The Everyday Home, All She Cooks, Thank You Honey, Smart School House, Ginger Snap Crafts, Lady Behind the Curtain, Made to be a Momma, My Girlish Whims, The Shady Porch, Creations by Kara, Kitchen Meets Girl, Homemade Ginger, Memories by the Mile, Funky Polkadot Giraffe, Not Just a Housewife, Powerful Mothering, Hope Studios, Fluster Buster, Twin Dragonfly Designs, The Trendy Tree House, White Lights on Wednesday, Food Done Light, Sweet Haute, A Handful of Everything, Katherine's Corner, What's Cooking Love?, The Crafty Blog Stalker, Saving 4 Six, Ducks n' a Row, Handy Man, Crafty Woman, Pink Recipe Box, Real Coake, SNAP, The Real Housewives of Riverton, Creative Geekery, The Brambleberry Cottage, Lamberts Lately, House of Hepworths, Live Laugh Rowe, We Learn as we Go, Jennifer Rizzo, Create Craft Love, Glitz and Gold, The Best Blog Recipes, My Turn (for Us), My Personal Accent, Home Maid Simple, One Tough Mother, Tidy Mom, A Simple Five, 504 Main, Kitchen fun with my 3 Sons, My Romantic Home, Liz Marie Blog, Simply Designing, Simply Sweet Home, The Answer is Chocolate, Living Better Together, The Jenny Evolution, The Pin Junkie, In the Kitchen with Jenny, Not Your Ordinary Recipes, A Peek into my Paradise, Chic on a Shoestring, Sunny Simple Life, Diana Rambles, Tatertots and Jello, The Wondering Brain, Nap Time Crafters, 30 Handmade Days, Just Us 4, Five Days 5 Ways, Six Sisters Stuff, It's Overflowing, A Little Claireification, B Different Act Normal, What's cooking with Ruthie, Serenity You, Funkie Junk Interiors, Angels Homestead, Sewlicious Home Decor, Spatulas on Parade, Life on Lakeshore Drive, Twigg Studios, Flamingo Toes, Suburbs Mama, EMM, Twelve O Eight, Under the Table and Dreaming, VMG 206, My Mixing Spoons, Titi Crafty, The Chicken Chick, Pursuit of Functional Home, Lines Across, Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Say Not Sweet Anne, Flour Me With Love, DIY Home Sweet Home, Alderberry Hill, Boogieboard Cottage, Sew Can Do, This Gal Cooks, Jembellish, A Pinch of Joy

Other Soda Drinks You Might Enjoy

Cherry Cola Smoothie

Cookies and Cream Cannoli Cones Recipe

Hola Amigos! Another week comes to an end which brings us to the end of summer. I can't help to start getting in the mood for earthier  flavors on main dishes and desserts  even though the official start of fall is more than a month away (Sept.22) , do you feel the same way?
But...let's not rush it and have a few more rounds of fun and easy going summer treats! Just like this one!
I set my mind the other day to make homemade cannoli. Easier said than done. First,  I couldn't find cannoli shells anywhere and I didn't feel like baking any either, after all it's supposed to be an easy dessert. So I improvised and used waffle cones and then myy mix turned out a little softer than I wanted to fill the cones so I turned them into parfait by crushing almond cookies into the mix. Problem solved and a wonderful refreshing dessert was born!

I tell you, I think I like these better than if they were the real thing! Easy to handle, no forks or plates, Mobile, the kids took them outside right away.Crunchy, crumble cookies in the inside and crunchy waffle cone on the outside and Creamy...the cannoli filling just the way you like it!

I plan on doing this recipe for family gatherings for now on...I can see it already it would be a hit coming Thanksgiving...well it won't replace the pie...but, who knows!

Most of my ingredients I had at hand, I just had to buy the ricotta and it was on sale too! So it's an inexpensive dessert to feed at least 8, depending how generous you are with your cone filling.
Another summer dessert for you my friends. I hope you give this one a try! is worth every single calorie, I promise you that!

Oh one more thing, even though traditional cannoli is not a dessert that should be frozen by any means, my son couldn't finish his 3rd and froze his and had it like a real ice cream cone the next day...so seems to me it works as a frozen dessert too!

Thank You for stopping by! Put on your shades, go outside and enjoy the sunshine. Remember that no matter the season, everything tastes better with a Pinch of Love!

Besitos,

Lizy

Cookies and Cream Cannoli Cones

Ingredients:

For the Filling:

1 Cup Milk

1/4 Cup Cornstarch 

1 (150z) Container Ricotta Cheese (drain your ricotta overnite if possible)

1/2 Cup Cookie Butter

1/2 Cup Sugar

1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla Extract

1/2 Teaspoon Almond Extract

8-12 roughly crushed almond cookies

Pinch of Salt

For the shells

Waffle Cones

Rainbow sprinkles, coconut, powder sugar.

Directions

In a saucepan on medium heat combine milk with cornstarch. Heat up  stirring constantly until it thickens. Add Cookie butter, sugar and pinch of salt. Stir until is all combined. Remove from heat. Set aside and cover with a damp cloth or plastic wrap until is room temperature.

When your mix is room temperature, add the Ricotta cheese to it, add vanilla and almond extracts and combine them until everything is uniform. Add crushed cookies and gently fold them in the cheese mix.

Place in the refrigerator until you are ready to serve dessert. In the meantime, decorate your cones by dipping them in chocolate and then on your rainbow sprinkles, coconut or sugar, your choice.

To serve, scoop and spoon some of the mix into each decorated cone and top with more crushed cookies. Enjoy!

Prep Time: 10 minutes                     Cooking and Cooling 30 minutes           Serves 6-8 cones

Sharing some colorful cannoli cones at these fabulous parties:

WCFS, Dessert Now, Dinner Later, The Tablescaper, Life on Lakeshore Drive, A Pretty Life in the Suburbs,Rain on a Tin Roof, Huckleberry Love, Jembellish, A Southern Fairytale, Mad in Crafts, Between Naps on the Porch, Coastal Charm, Cupcake-n-Bake, Who Needs a Cape, BoogieBoard Cottage, The Blackberry Vine, Say Not Sweet Anne, My Mixing Spoon, Feeding Big, Setting for Four, Hun...what's for dinner?, Home Stories A to Z, Handmade Cuddles, Ladybugs Blessings, Mandy's Recipe Box, Nap-Time Creations, Kathe with an E, Pint Sized Baker, Adventures of a DIY Mom, Summer Scraps, The Princess and her Cowboys, Sugar Bee Crafts, Our Table for Seven, Memories by the Mile, Not Just a Housewife, Bebetsy, Clean and Scentsible, Mom's Test Kitchen, The Lady Behind the Curtain, The Everyday Home, Smart School House, Kitchen Meets Girl, Ducks'n a Row, The Shaddy Porch, Sew Much Ado, Thank You Honey, My Girlish Whims, Handy Man, Crafty Woman, This Silly Girl's Life, Someday Crafts, Polkadots on Parade, Real Housewives or Riverton, We Like to Learn as We Go, 733 Blog, Real Coake, 52 Mantels, The 36th Avenue, The Brambleberry Cottage, A Handful of Everything, Katherine's Corner, CrazyLou, House of Hepworths, The Mandatory Mooch, I Gotta Create, Lamberts Lately, Chocolate, Chocolate and More, The Crafty Blog Stalker, The Best Blog Recipes, Jennifer Rizzo, Do Small Things with Love, Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons, The Answer is Chocolate, The Inspiration Network, My Turn (for Us), Simple Living and Eating, The Pin Junkie, Simply Designing, Tidy Mom, The Shabby Nest, A Simple Five, A Peek Into My Paradise, Living Better Together, One Tough Mother, Happy and Blessed Home, Five Days Five Ways, Shaken Together, Not Your Ordinary Recipes, Four Little Fergusons, Just Us Four, Esskunst, Made from Pinterest, The Wondering Brain, Cheerios and Lattes, Classy Clutter, A Little Claireification, Spatulas on Parade, Too Much Time on my Hands, Angels Homestead, What's Cooking with Ruthie, Serenity You, Frugal Foodie Mama, Claire Justine oxox, Craft-O-Maniac, Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Flour Me With Love, Jam Hands, Keeping it Simple, Alderberry Hill, Ms. enPlace,The Gunny Sack, Chef in Trainning, The Trendy Treehouse, SNAP, Glitz and Gold, My Romantic Home, Tatertots and Jello

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DIY Pencil Gumball Machine Teacher's Gift

Hola Amigos! A quick and budget friendly craft for kids to give their favorite teacher for this new school year about to start soon. It's a DIY "Pencil No.2"  Gumball Machine made with materials available at your nearest dollar store.

This would be the 3rd time I've changed my Gumball machine, just to give you an idea of how versatile this project is! Here it is all dressed up for St. Patrick's and here ready to welcome Easter!
What I used:  1 dollar store fish bowl, 1 terracotta pot with 2 saucers one the one smaller than the other, Assorted paints, yellow, grey, green and pink,to resemble a pencil, gumballs or any other candy you will see appropriate, adhesive letters and numbers to spell No.2., hot glue gun or glass cement.
How I did it: Paint your terracotta pot in the same order of colors of a No.2 pencil. Once the paint is dry, add your letters (or you could paint them too!) to the bottom of the yellow pot. If you recalled, I suggested 2 saucers, 1 smaller than the other, you see, the smaller saucer will go on the inside of the bigger one and once we used this one as a "lid" for our gumball machine it will stay in place! The way you attached the fish bowl onto the bottom of the terracotta pot is by gluing it's bottom with hot glue or glass cement. Fill your gumball with candy, add any other embellishment to the lid and you are ready!

Isn't it the cutest thing? as I mentioned before add age appropriate candy, cookies or even why not, erasers or colorful paper clip or rubber bands!  This is only to inspire you, your imagination is the limit.

I hope I have inspired you with this easy craft and consider it as a little sweet gesture from your child to the one person he/she is going to be seeing a lot for the next few months keeping their young minds sharp!

Besitos,

Lizy

Sharing some "gumball" fun at these Fabulous Parties:

Fine Craft Guild, Under the Table and Dreaming  The Real Housewives of Riverton, 733 Blog, The Brambleberry Cottage, Polkadots on Parade, We made That, Sweet Haute, The Crafty Blog Stalker, Saving 4 Six, Lamberts Lately, What's cooking, Love?, The Mandatory Mooch, The 36th AVENUE, Katherine's Corner, Chocolate, Chocolate and More!, Posed Perfection, House of the Hepworths, Kreative Creationz, Sparkles and a Stove, Artsy Fartsy Mama, Living Well Sending Less, Domestic SuperHero, Craftionary, Sis Sisters's Stuff Twin Dragon Fly Designs, MommiFried, Craftberry Bush, Happy Hour Projects, Tidy Mom, My Turn (for Us), A Peek into My Paradise, The Answer is Chocolate, Happy and Blessed Home, The Jenny Evolution, Living Better Together, Becoming Martha, A Simple Five, , Diana Rambles, Simply Designing, Chic in a Shoestring, Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons, The Pin Junkie, 504 Main, The Triftiness Mess, Jennifer Rizzo, Blissful and Domestic, My Personal Accent, Sunny Simple Life, Nap Time Crafters, Angels Homestead, a Little Claireification, Cheerios and Lattes, Bowdabra, It's Overflowing, Six Sister's Stuff, Made from Pinterest, WCFS, The Tablescaper, Life on Lakeshore Drive, A Pretty Life in the Suburbs, Rain on a Tin Roof, Huckleberry Love, Jembellish, A Southern Fairytale, Mad in Crafts, Between Naps on the Porch, Coastal Charm, Cupcake'n Bake, Who Needs a Cape, BoogieBoard Cottage, The Blackberry Vine, Say Not Sweet Anne, My Mixing Spoon, Feeding Big, Setting for Four, Home Stories A to Z, Handmade Cuddles, Ladybug Blessings, Nap-Time Creations, Kathe with an E, Adventures of a DIY Mom, Summer Scraps, The Princess and her Cowboys, Sugar Bee Crafts, Our Table for Seven, Memories by the Mile, Not Just a Housewife, Bebetsy, DIY Vintage Chic The Lady Behind the Curtain, The Everyday Home, Smart School House, Ducks'n a Row, Crystal and Co, Made to be a Momma, Thank You Honey, Someday Crafts, This Silly Girl's Life, We Like to Learn as We Go, The CSI Project, Real Coake, Craftin Desert Divas, Sew Many Ways

Another Gumball Machine you might enjoy:
Kiss Me DIY Gumball Machine

S'mores Empanadas Recipe

Hola Amigos! Just thought of stopping by to share something quick we just whipped at the kitchen this afternoon so the kids (big and small) could have something to celebrate on S'mores Day!. Very simple and easy recipe, like most of our weekend cooking and baking,  but never, never skimping on flavor!
So without further ado, lets enjoy the sweetness of S'mores Day!

A little frozen pie dough, stuffed with your favorite candy, marshmallows of course and why not...some cookie butter for an extra caramel note!

Bake and 20 minutes later...enjoy!

Out of 1 sheet of  pie dough you can make 3 good size empanadas!

Inside you will find warm sweet chocolate goodness surrounded by a crispy and buttery dough!

There is of course a little air pocket between the chocolate and the crispy shell...but who cares? it's so sweet you need a little extra "pie" to balance it of!

There you go my friends! Happy S'mores Day....and remember everything tastes better with a Pinch of Love and Lot's of Chocolate too!

Besitos,

Lizy

S'mores Empanadas

Ingredients:

1 Bag frozen Pie Dough thawed

Your Favorite Candy Bars as much as you want per empanada (I used a mix of Cookies'n Cream, Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Almond, all from Hershey's)

6 Large Marshmallows (1 for each empanada) 

6 TBSP Cookie Butter (1 for each empanada) 

Directions: 

Roll out your thawed Pie Crust and roll it thin with a pin. Using a small saucer (about 6 inches)  cut 3 out  circles per pie crust sheet. (2 come in a bag). Fill them up with the marshmallow, cookie butter and small pieces of candies. Close the little pillows by folding in stuffed circle in half, sealing the edges with a little bit of water and a fork to give it a nice presentation.

If desired give each empanada a little egg wash for color.

Place the empanadas in a parchment paper lined cookie sheet and bake at 365F  for approximately 20 minutes or until crust is nice and brown. 

Remove from oven and enjoy...careful they are super hot in the inside!

Prep Time: 10 minutes             Cooking Time 20 minutes         Serves 6

Celebrating S'mores Day at these Fabulous Parties:

Life on Lakeshore Drive, twelveOeight, Frugal Foodie Mama, Ms. en Place, Navy Wifey Peters, My Mixing Spoons, Craft-o-Maniac, Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Lines Across, The Chicken Chick, Say Not Sweet Anne, Flour Me with Love, Cupcake-n-Bake. The Plaid and Paisley Kitchen, Jembellish, Sew Can Do, Keep It Simple Crafts, Boogieboard Cottage, Alderberry Hill, Under the Table and Dreaming, Everyday Moms Meals, WCFS, Between Naps on the Porch, The Princess and her Cowboys, The Tumbleweed Contessa, Coastal Charm, Kathe with an E, Hun...what's for dinner. The Blackberry Vine, Ladybug Blessings,Handmade Cuddles, Pint Sized Baker, Rain on a Tin Roof, Setting for Four, Huckleberry Love, Chef in Training, Love Grows Wild, Sugar Bee Crafts, Nap-Time Creations, Powerful Mothering, Adventures of a DIY mom, Not Just a Housewife, Memories by the Mile, Mandy's Recipe Box, Shaffer Sisters, Clean and Scentsible, Lady Behind the Curtain, Made to be a Momma, Ginger Snap Crafts, My Girlish Whims, DIY Crafty Projects, The Everyday Home, Ducks'n a Row, Kitchen Meets Girl, Creations by Kara, All She Cooks, The Shady Porch, Thank You Honey, Crystal & Co,, Life with the Crust Cut Off, SNAP, Handy Man, Crafty Woman, We Like to Learn as We Go, The Style Sisters, Cozy Little House, Feeding Big, Fine Craft Guild, The Real Housewives of Riverton, 733 Blog, The Brambleberry Cottage, Polkadots on Parade, We Made That, Sweet Haute, The Crafty Blog Stalker, Saving 4 Six, Lamberts Lately, What's cooking, Love?, The Mandatory Mooch, The 36th AVENUE, Katherine's Corner, CrazyLou Creations, Chocolate, Chocolate and More!, Posed Perfection, House of the Hepworths, Kreative Crationz, Sparkles and a Stove, Artsy Fartsy Mama, Living Well Spending Less, Domestic SuperHero, Craftionary, French Country Cottage, Becoming Martha, Living Better Together, The Jenny Evolution, Happy and Blessed Home, The Answer is Chocolate, A Peek into My Paradise, My Turn (for Us), Tidy Mom, Happy Hour Projects, Craftberry Bush, A Simple Five, Diana Rambles, Simply Designing, Chic on a Shoestring, Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons, The Pin Junkie, 504 Main, The Thriftiness Miss, Home Maid Simple, Jennifer Rizzo, Blissful and Domestic, My Personal Accent, Sunny Simple Life, Nap Time Crafters, Angels Homestead, A Little Claireification, Easy Life Meal and Party Planning, Cheerios and Lattes, Bowdabra, It's Overflowing, Six Sister's Stuff, Made from Pinterest, A Pretty Life in the Suburbs, Summer Scraps, The Inspiration Network, Esskunst, The Trendy Tree House, White Lights on Wednesday, Duck's n' a Row, My Romantic Home, Tatertots and Jello, Glitter, Glue and Paint, The Stylist Quo

Another S'mores Recipe you might like:

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Sharknado Cupcake Recipe

Hola Amigos! I'm sure by now you are all excited about the best film of this summer season: Sharknado!!!! Nothing celebrates Shark Week better than a powerful whirlwind carrying thousands of sharks ready to devour an entire city!!! Ok, Ok...so the movie is one of the dumbest syfy films so far...borderline comedy! but Shark Week is still awesome and to celebrate my love of all things shark and bad acting, I made fun cupcakes!

This is a tongue in cheek kind of post, if you are sensitive to realistic looking gummy sharks and fake blood, better read tomorrow's post I promise you it will be a serious one, but for now...you've been warned, if you are game, sit down and enjoy a few of my favorite personal Shark Facts.

I love sharks! Since little I learned to admire them and to fear them. We were at the beach every weekend and the rule was, if you hear dad yell "Get Out Of The Water" you just did it! no questions ask! Ever!!! I'm sure you know why...

My Grad School thesis was about the Economical vs Biological Impact of the Commercialization of Sharks (specific species). I got high scores from the 3 judging professors whoot whoot...lol..I think I know my sharks alright!

Believe it or not, I know how to prepare a killer Shark Fin Soup! From collecting, drying, removing skin to separating and bleaching the little fibers to make the soup, which is a delicacy in Asian cultures. My dad thought me the process and it's an experience I will never forget. Note: We never killed a shark for this purpose, sometimes fisherman have a few as bycatch for the day.

We are a bigger threat to sharks than they are to us. Granted nobody wants to be attacked or eaten by a shark, chances are you are most likely to be bitten by another human being in your lifetime than by a shark. The practice of 'shark finning" for the above mentioned soup, sport and fear among other things, are  the main threats to these animals.

The Shark Conservation Act was signed into a Law in January 2011

White Sharks can smell a drop of blood from up to mile away, but most sharks can smell a drop of blood 3000 yards away.

Sharks don't sleep like we do. Most of them need to constant be in the move in order to get oxygen through their gills and bodies, so they "sleep swim" (not to be confused with sleep walk) part of their brains are less active and allows them to rest.

And on the subject of sleeping now that you are more likely to put that bikini and swim in the middle of the night right after watching a JAWS marathon, I want to thank you for your visit today! Enjoy Shark Week and remember than even Sharknado Cupcakes taste better with a Pinch of Love! (for sharks)

Besitos,

Lizy

Sharknado Cupckaes

Ingredients:

1 Bag of White Cupcake Mix

1 Cup Cream Soda

2 TBSP Raspberry Preserves

5 Straberries

5 Blakberries

Vanilla Icing

Cotton Candy

Shark Gummies

Directions:

Pre Heat oven at 350 degrees. Follow instructions on your cupcake bag. I replaced what the instructions ask for water and replaced it for the same amount of cream soda. Fill your cupcake liners and bake for about 15-20 minutes or follow bag instructions.

For the "Blood" Filling

In a saucepan on low heat add and mix 1/4 cup cream soda, preserves and fruit. Heat up until mix starts to thicken, about 10 minutes. Set aside and cool to room temperature. Once cooled, put the mix in a blender and blend on high until smooth. Inject the center of the cupcakes with this mix.

Once filled, top each cupcake with some vanilla icing. Shape a piece of your cotton candy into a funnel shape (resembling a tornado) and place it on top of the icing with a few shark gummies.

Take A Bite of your cupcakes and enjoy.

Preparation: 12 minutes         Cook Time 15-20 minutes      Serves 12

Sharing my Review on Sharknado at these Fabulous Parties:

Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons, Craftionary, The Best Blog Recipes, Tidy Mom, Home Maid Simple, My Romantic Home, French Country Cottage, Happy Hour Projects, One Tough Mother, 504 Main, Love and Laundry. A Simple Five, Liz Marie Blog, Becoming Martha, Happy and Blessed Home, The Pin Junkie, Living Better Together, The Answer is Chocolate, A Peek into my Paradise, My Turn (for Us). Le Chateau des Fleurs, Chic on a Shoestring, Claire Justine oxox, Serenity Now, Six Sister's Stuff, Cheerios and Lattes, Cooking with Curls, 4 Little Fergusons, Just Us Four, Angels Homestead, Spatulas on Parade, Suburbs Mama, The Tablescaper, The Foley Fam, Twigg Studios, VMG206, Flamingo Toes, Nifty Thrifty Things, Tartertots and Jello, Classy Clutter, Too Much Time, Claire Justine oxox Ms. enPlace Mommy Mentionables, WCFS, TwelveOeight, TitiCrafty, Made from Pinterest, Frugal Foodie Mama, My Mixing Spoons, Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Lines Across, The Chicken Chick, Say Not Sweet Anne, Flour Me with Love, Cupcake-n-Bake, The Plaid and Paisley Kitchen, jembellish, Sew Can Do, Keeping it Simple Crafts, Boogieboard Cottage, Alderberry Hill, DIY Home Sweet Home, Under the Table and Dreaming. Everyday Moms Meals, The Princess and her Cowboys, The Tumbleweed Contessa, Kathe with an E, The Blackberry Vine, Ladybug Blessings, Handmade Cuddles, Pint Sized Baker, Rain on a Tin Roof, Setting for Four, Huckleberry Love, Chef in Training, Love Grows Wild, Sugar Bee Crafts, Nap-Time Creations, Powerful Mothering, Adventures of a DIY Mom, Not Just a Housewife, Memories by the Mile, Mandy's Recipe Box, Clean and Scentsible, Smart School House, Lady Behind the Curtain, Made to be a Momma, Ginger Snap Crafts, My Girlish Whims, DIY Crafty Projects, The Everyday Home, Ducks'n a Row,Kitchen Meets Girl, Creations by Kara, All She Cooks, The Shady Porch, Thank You Honey, Crystal & Co., Life with the Crust Cut Off, SNAP, Handy Man, Crafty Woman, We Like to Learn as We Go, The Style Sisters, Feeding Big, Fine Craft Guild, The Real Housewives of Riverton, The Brambleberry Cottage, Polkadots on Parade, We Made That, Sweet Haute, The Crafty Blog Stalker, Saving 4 Six, Lanberts Lately, What's cooking, Love?, The Mandatory Mooch, The 36th AVENUE, Katherine's Corner, CrazyLou Creations, Chocolate, Chocolate and More, House of the Hepworths, Krative Creationz, Sparkles and a Stove, Artsy Fartsy Mama, Living Well Spending Less, Domestic SuperHero, Diana Rambles, Simply Designing, Easy Life Meal and Party Planning, It's Overflowing, The Inspiration Network

Other Fun Cupcakes you Might Enjoy:

Spring Clay Pots with a Surprise (Dirt Cakes)