I've "liked" the Georgetown Cupcake page on Facebook. This evening I saw that they had been on Live With Kelly Ripa so I watched the video on her website. They posted their vanilla cupcake recipe on her website. I have made their vanilla cupcake a couple times (and won't ever again), so I wanted to see if the recipe on Kelly's website was the same as the recipe in their book. It was the exact same except the amount of baking powder was DRASTICALLY different. It was so different that I knew it was probably a typo.
I wrote on their Facebook page, very nicely, that the amount of baking powder was drastically different than what's in their book. They deleted my comment and it's still the wrong amount on Kelly's website. Gee...I was just trying to be helpful by pointing it out. Oh well! Makes me like them less now. 
That, and the fact that their recipes in their book are super disappointing (besides the red velvet and milk chocolate frosting recipes).
I also have the book and tried a few recipes... all except for the red velvet were disappointing. I also noticed that the recipes in the book don't follow with their "on tv" recipes.
They responded to my post and thanked me for spotting the typo and that they are going to fix it 
I was hoping they'd throw in a free dozen 
Mclaren-I think their cupcakes are cute! Also, I'm a bit obsessed with why people are so obsessed with their cupcakes and the success they have. LOL!
They responded to my post and thanked me for spotting the typo and that they are going to fix it
I was hoping they'd throw in a free dozen Mclaren-I think their cupcakes are cute! Also, I'm a bit obsessed with why people are so obsessed with their cupcakes and the success they have.
LOL!
I'd like to know myself why people in general are so obesessed with cupcakes all of a sudden. Know what I mean ? Id rather have a piece of cake .
There are typos and mistakes in every first run of a publication. It's not "Where's Waldo". When you get a cookbook's first run, it's a good idea to go to an accompanying website or the publisher's site and look for an errata page. Most will have a few notes on incorrect information. It usually takes a few weeks to find the bugs.
You really must. Like the georgetown cupcakes I would just say don't get your hopes up myexperience with them is very disappointing since I live an hour awayfrom dc its definately not worth the wait for 45mins the only cupcake that was good is red velvet others not. Much
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