Free cupcakes Saturday in Tucson at new Red Velvet Cupcakery

From Marketwatch: Red Velvet Cupcakery is opening in the heart of Tucson near the University of Arizona, introducing the city to its delicious gourmet cupcakes. Red Velvet will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, September 19 by offering complimentary cupcakes from 11am to 3pm. Red Velvet’s owner, Bonnie Gordon, a professor at Central Arizona College says, “Often visiting Los Angeles and NYC, I developed a love for gourmet cupcakes that satisfied my sweet tooth and took me back to my mother’s kitchen. When my son, Aaron, made a splash opening the original Red Velvet Cupcakery in downtown Washington, DC, I decided I would love to have my own shop in a unique, vibrant area of Tucson.”… Red Velvet cupcakes include: morning call – chocolate espresso cake with mocha butter cream; devil’s food – chocolate-buttermilk cake with bittersweet chocolate ganache; peanut butter cup – chocolate chocolate-chip cake with salted peanut butter frosting; and southern belle – red velvet cake with whipped cream cheese frosting.

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Cupcakes are over, but there’s also a "cupcake orgy" going on

Hello, media desperate for something to write about! We love cupcakes with or without you. From Bloomberg.com, on the heels of all the Newsweek nonsense: “Crowe, Kerry, Nostalgia Boost Sales as Cupcake Orgy Hits D.C.” by Raquel Christie Russell Crowe ordered 16 dozen cupcakes for his crew while filming “State of Play” in Washington last year. U.S. Senator John Kerry often visits the same Georgetown shop to pick up chocolate cupcakes with vanilla icing. Cupcakes are a sweet business in the nation’s capital, and not just because of celebrity customers. While other gourmet products struggle during this belt-tightening time — Starbucks has shut seven area stores since April — the city’s three cupcake-only vendors are thriving by offering a relatively cheap pick-me-up with a touch of nostalgia. Georgetown Cupcake, whose patrons have included Crowe and Kerry, will soon move its main store to a larger building to accommodate growing demand. Owners Katherine Kallinis and Sophie LaMontagne, who are sisters, are opening a branch in Bethesda, Maryland, this fall and will begin shipping orders nationwide during the holiday season. “At first we …

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