Oh, My? Oh, Yes.

Lest you fear that the foodie obsession with bacon could be so fickle as to fade or do something rash like jump a shark, I submit for your consideration Buzz's cupcake of the month. Yes, that is a bacon garnish perched on top. Oh, and the frosting crowning pastry chef Josh Short's devil's food chocolate cake is peanut butter bacon.

It's available through August at Buzz for $2.75.

Comments

dcgent said…
Now I wish I had gone with my wife on her trip this week to DC--I wonder if she can sneak some back here to England....
8/06/2009 9:38 AM
Saxdrop said…
Dominic at SkilletDoux just posted this bit about Crop Bistro & Bar which features a Fig & Bacon Martini (picture at the link).

http://www.skilletdoux.com/2009/08/crop-bistro-bar.html
8/06/2009 10:24 AM
JPW said…
As much of a bacon devotee and oft accused foodie as I may be, I just want to say "EEEWWWWWWW!"
8/07/2009 2:28 PM
Mr. J said…
Delicious.
8/11/2009 8:28 AM
Q. said…
No they didn't. Can this top the 9:30 cupcake?! I have no choice but to go find out.
8/11/2009 8:39 PM
Amanda said…
Q- Would you believe me if I told you I ate both yesterday? Tight competition there.

JPW - Don't knock it til you've tried it! ; )

Saxdrop - Thanks for the link. Sounds like a cool drink.

dcgent - Nice to hear you're reading from 'cross the pond! Sorry to hear you're thousands of miles from these cupcakes.
8/11/2009 10:24 PM
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