Sprinkles Will Fly: A Cupcake Couture Blog Party featuring Cherry Red Velvet Cupcakes with Coconut Cream Cheese Frosting by JavaCupcake.com

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  1. What a great cupcake. I love how you incorporated the red velvet, cherry and coconut. I could see how all three would pair so nicely together. Display looks so great with the cupcake wrappers too. Thanks again for also helping to coordinate the event too.

  2. Love the sounds of the coconut frosting, I love anything coconut and I bet with that cherry on the top it taste scrumptious.
    Thanks so much for putting this project together.

  3. Your cupcakes are absolutely gorgeous!! The cherries look so amazing on top! Simply done, but so elegant! Thank you for all you did to make this event work!! 🙂

  4. Cherry and coconut AND red velvet? These are over the top flavor fabulous and they look so beautiful in the wrappers. Prima!

  5. These cupcakes sound delicious! I can't wait to make them. I'm loving the cheetah print Bella Cupcake Couture wrappers.

  6. My 2 year old granddaughter keeps telling me how pink is her fave color and her birthday is coming up. The theme is going to be lady bug and I am baking the cupcakes. I just came across your recipe for cherry red velvet cupcake recipe and it sounds great but I have a couple of questions. I happen to have Washington Cherry flavoring oil from the Lorann Co. I was planning on using that instead of cherry juice and am thinking of trying 3/4 tsp to the batter since it's a strong oil. I want to leave out the red food coloring and tint the batter pink since it's her "fave" color and I made red velvet ones for her brother's birthday party. The cupcakes are going to be decorated with a daisy and a lady bug sitting on a leaf. How am I doing so far? Thanks for your recipes. I love your blog and always look forward to it.

    1. Hi Patty! 🙂

      Oil is a lot different than juice... I'm really not sure if it would work. The recipe calls for cherries to be put inside the cupcakes after they are baked... no juice in the batter. So I'm not sure what you'd be doing with the oil.

      Also, you could definitely tint them pink instead of red! Test the coloring out in stages... start with less dye and add more as needed.

      Good luck!

      Betsy

  7. I made these today for my grandma's 94th birthday -I know they are meant to be a 4th of July celebration cupcake, but I'm in Australia, so I had to think of another excuse to make them.....and I am glad I did. Well done to you Betsy!!! There were delicious. My Gran loved them. Thank you!!

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