The business department put on a benefit a couple Fridays ago. This benefit was for one of our business professors. It was in celebration of the twins him and his wife lost a year ago. This benefit included selling of baked goods and milkshakes. Along with minute to win it games and a memorial service was put on. All the money that was brought in that day was donated to the Morgantown Hospital. It was a great cause and a good time.
I offered to make cupcakes for the benefit. When deciding what kind of cupcakes to make I thought to myself who doesn't like peanut butter and chocolate?! So I went with a Reese Cupcake. I hate hate hate making things out of boxes. I make all of my cupcakes from scratch. For these Reese Cupcakes I made a chocolate base with a fudge filling surprise for the cupcakes. Then I topped it off with peanut butter frosting made with the rich Reese peanut butter. For a little decoration I put crumbles of Reese's on top.
They turned out great! The benefit started at 8 and they were all sold out by 9. This was my first time selling my cupcakes and let me tell you it was a wonderful feeling seeing so many people enjoy them. It was a confidence booster seeing how fast they were selling and with the money going to such a great cause it made it 5 times better.
If you're a chocolate and peanut butter kinda person you know who to call to cure you of that sweet tooth! Laur Laurs' cupcakes is here for you just email us at laurlaurssweettreats@gmail.com or give me Lauren a shout at 740-258-9890. We look forward to speaking to you soon.
I tried this exact cupcake from Lauren about 3 months ago and it was delicious! The frosting was more whipped and the chocolate not too much so I did not feel the sweetness overload that you sometimes get with cupcakes. The frosting compliments the chocolate cupcake and makes it taste just like a Reese cake! It was fabulous and I would recommend anyone trying these in the future I know they are one of my favorite cupcakes.
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