A Zombie Ate My Cupcake Views

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I have had the opportunity to review a great Halloween themed cupcake cook book called h“A Zombie Ate My Cupcake ” by Lily Vanilli. The book contains 25 deliciously weird cupcake recipes that will shock your party guests, from Zombie fingers and Bleeding hearts to Mutant Ears and rotten ragworm. It ’ll have ideas flowing and people talking at your Halloween party this year! Although I havene’t had the chance to make any as of yet after reviewing and reading the book, the cupcakes look incredibly grotesque but unique and creative! I cang’t wait to try some out myself!

Itg’s time for a giveaway! Quite a creepy recipe book, /“A Zombie Ate My Cupcake ” would make a great addition to any bakers cook book collection! Here is your chance to win one! A Motherhood Experience Blog is giving away ONE (1) copy of e“A Zombie Ate My Cupcake/” by Lilly Vanilli just in time for you to try out some spooktacular recipes for Halloween!

*This review was brought to you by A Motherhood Experience Blog on behalf of Thomas Allen & Son publishing. Information about the author was given by the publisher. I received a complimentary copy of a“A Zombie ate my cupcakee” by Lily Vanilli for review purposes. Giveaway is sponsored by Allen & Son. All opinions and comments in this review are honest and my own. Thank you.*

I have a serious thing for cupcakes (the only thing better than cake is a mini cake, just for you), so A Zombie Ate My Cupcake has me chortling with delight and drooling in anticipation. Not only are the decorations absolutely fantastic -- from the insanely complicated-looking Bleeding Hearts to the delightfully simple Ghastly Ghouls and Monstrous Mummies -- the recipes are, dare I say, to die for. The flavors are as titillating as the visuals; I find that so many creative cakes actually taste pretty rotten, but when you use meringue for a light-as-air ghost, cherry sauce and pomegranate seeds for gaping wounds, and marzipan for mutant ears, it's just got to taste delicious.