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Where To Get Chicken Wing-Topped Cupcakes
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 6, 2012
Modified Feb 6, 2012
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Do you have the shakes because your body is withdrawing from all of the sugary, fatty, high in calorie, fried, and alcohol-infused things you put into it yesterday? Then you're going to need to ease into this thing while you readjust to a normal diet again. Lest you go into some sort of shock, head straight over to Sam's Bakery in Bay Ridge, where they're slingin' some chicken wing cupcakes made by the Robicelli's folk. Depending on your tastes, there are two options: the buffalo chicken wing cupcake, and the chicken & waffle cupcake. While yesterday they threatened this would be the last chance until April to get the winged treats, just this afternoon they confirmed they're still at Sam's (but you may want to call ahead).
Personally, we're more interested in one of today's other flavors: the pecan potato chip cupcake. Which sounds downright healthy compared to the aforementioned creations.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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