Cut The Cake Coupons and Deals
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They say he who hesitates is lost -- but when there are more than 30 fillings and frostings to choose from, even the slowest decision maker comes out a winner. With today's deal, pay $12 (regularly $24) for one dozen chocolate or vanilla cupcakes from Cut the Cake in Longwood, stuffed with your choice of filling. For example, you could honor Florida by picking a Key lime filling; go all out and pair a chocolate cupcake with chocolate Bavarian cream; or select vanilla cupcakes stuffed with strawberry. Then, specify whether you want fudge or buttercream frosting (in chocolate or vanilla) on top. Owner Julie Manning holds a national title in cake decorating, and her business has earned five stars on Wedding Wire, so your made-to-order confections are in good hands. All you have to do -- swiftly or slowly -- is choose. Want more? Check out Cut the Cake on Facebook.
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With cupcakes, as with bite-size Easter candy, it's hard to stop at just one. That's why we've brought back a cupcake deal you love! Grab today's Save to join the list of stars and satisfied customers that have tasted the slices of heaven served up by Julie Manning, owner of Longwood's renowned Cut the Cake bakery. Here's the deal: $12 for a dozen cupcakes with your choice of flavor and filling Create your cakes: For your delicious dozen, choose from vanilla or chocolate cake flavor; pick the color of your buttercream icing; dabble in the scrumptious sprinkles; and perhaps, the hardest part, narrow in on your choice of filling. The options range from cream cheese and Key lime to strawberry and chocolate ganache. How can you Save? Learn how it works.View our new privacy policy
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Cakes, like jack-o'-lanterns, must be sliced and set on fire before they can be enjoyed. Set your palate aglow with this Groupon. $12 for One Dozen Cupcakes ($24 Value) Customers can choose between chocolate or vanilla cupcakes with up to two different fillings, including peanut-butter cream, key lime, and chocolate ganache. Cut the Cake When serving as the centerpiece for an exhibit of fine crystal and china, an ornate cake made in the likeness of a table by Cut the Cake's bakers proved to be deceptively realistic. An inadvertently placed box sank into the cake’s edible wood grain and prompted ...
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