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Eat Cetera: Drunken Cupcakes, A Midnight Feast and Sidwalk Eating

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Jaya Saxena

Published Mar 9, 2010

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CupcakeStop: Sometimes, there just aren't enough ways to get drunk, especially around St. Patrick's day. So if you're sick of your alcohol only being available in liquid form, you might want to try CupcakeStop's new booze-filled cupcakes. Baker Heather Warren is introducing a bunch of new flavors for the holiday, including Irish Soda Bread, Stout, Drunken Raisin, Bailey's Cheesecake and Irish Coffee. Mention Gothamist while ordering a dozen before St. Patty's day and you'll get a baker's dozen instead, with a free alcoholic cupcake of your choice. Cupcakes run $15 a dozen for the minis and $40 a dozen for the full sized versions. CupcakeStop, 718-702-2825

 

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This week in Eat Cetera: A French feast at midnight at Landmarc, alcoholic St. Patrick's Day cupcakes from CupcakeStop, and dining outside is starting again!

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