Cupcake Poll!!! I NEED YOUR HELP!!!

For my next cupcake experience, I'm having a HARD TIME CHOOSING between these 4 cuppers. You will see why.
I'm totally feeling "fall-ish", and these cuppers have my taste buds reeling, so I'm enlisting your help.

Which of the following do you think I should try?

#1. Chocolate Chai Spice Cupcake

#2. Fresh Pumpkin Cupcakes With White Chocolate Chunks And Cream Cheese Frosting

#3. Caramel Apple Cupcakes

#4. S’mores Cupcakes

Can't wait to hear your choices!

Comments

Stef said…

The chocolate chai spice cupcake was the first cupcake I made in my project. It was a huge hit! I would strongly recommend it.

http://www.cupcakeproject.com/2007/05/chocolate-chai-spice-first-cupcakes.html

September 1, 2008 at 10:51 AM

Kim said…

CARAMEL APPLE!!!!
(and I will babysit one evening for each one that is left on my doorstep) :o).

OXOX Kim

September 1, 2008 at 2:44 PM

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