Pineapple Cupcakes Novels & Stories

"Chocolate mixed with Cherry Chocolate Chip for me and the Princess. Pineapple for Alexander, his favorite; and coffee for you, Prince." I raised a brow. "What? No vanilla?"

Logan The photograph of the lemon cupcakes remained open on my phone long after Missy stopped replying. Four cupcakes sat beneath a glass cover, each topped with pale yellow frosting and thin curls of lemon peel. The picture should not have held my attention. It was ordinary. Simple. Nothing like the carefully staged photographs filling my social media feed. No expensive lighting. No polished brand placement. No luxury kitchen in the background. Just cupcakes. Yet I had looked at the photograph at least six times.

she said, “it’ll go perfect for breakfast.” “Is it sausage and biscuits and gravy?” I said, hopefully. She shook her head. “It’s these!” she crowed triumphantly. She brandished a cellophane packet of Hostess cupcakes, “Just like on our picnics that summer. Here, have one with the coffee. It’s better than a donut, I swear.” “The jelly-filled ones down at the grocery store are tough to beat,” I said dubiously. “A beautiful lumberjack has given you a gas station cupcake. Didn’t your mama teach you any manners?” she teased.

The cup of piña colada flooded my taste buds with its creamy blend of pineapple and coconut, transporting me to a paradise of flavours. Lottie sipped her drink and then leaned closer, "Are you ready for the pupu platter?" She asked, signalling for our waiter to come to take our orders. I nodded, placing down my drink. She smiled and then explained what the pupu platter consisted of. "The pupu platter is a popular Hawaiian appetizer that features an assortment of delectable small bites," Lottie explained. "It typically includes a variety of grilled seafood, such as shrimp, scallops, and calamari, along with flavorful meat skewers and mouthwatering vegetable fritters. It's the perfect way to e

"I don't care! I'm a little girl in front of you!" "Alright, alright. Come have some tea. You must be exhausted on the journey back, right? Have some pastries too. They are fresh out of the oven." Bernadette quickly sat Stephanie down on the couch. "These pastries are made from a new recipe the chef has just obtained over the last two days. We specifically waited for you to come home before whipping the treats up for you." The baked goods served were taro cupcakes, which Stephanie had had before. But it was true that the plate of cupcakes tasted better than the previous batches thanks to the mysterious recipe the chef had gotten his hands on.

“That’s my boy for life but also I don’t know what you are talking about.” Miguel laughed walking out. Adrian leaned back making a call. “Sara’s Sweet Eats good morning?” “Hi, I’d like to order uhhh… 16 cupcakes?” There was a pause then Sara laughed. “Adrian?” “Hey, so 16 cupcakes?” She laughed. “Which ones do you want?” “Bring 4 of whatever that’s there on the menu today.” “Delivery is $40. Each muffin is $16. Your total is $296.”

“You’ll get used to it again. Now, come on—there’s a café up ahead that sells the best pineapple upside-down cake.” The café is cozy and inviting, with warm wooden tables and the faint aroma of freshly baked goods wafting through the air. Zalie wastes no time ordering her usual: pineapple upside-down cake paired with a glass of Philippine wine. As soon as the cake arrives, she dives in, practically melting into her chair. “Hello, cake. My name is Zalie, and welcome to my belly,” she says in a singsong voice, wiggling in delight. I chuckle, shaking my head as I watch her eat. She’s a sight—eyes closed, soft hums of pleasure escaping her lips, and her fingers deftly collecting every crumb. Som

“Is the pineapple shake with ice cream also for here?” “I think so,” I answer quickly, holding the crystal glass he hands me. I guess that's what Harper asked for her. “Blackberry muffin?” The woman continues to distribute things. “Mine,” Henry says. “And a chocolate brownie.” The girl holds a small white plate in her right hand and tucks the silver tray under her free arm. “That's from Harper,” my brother-in-law tells her. “It's my sister's favorite,” he says to me. A few seconds pass, after we are alone again, when Henry speaks again.

So weird. I feel a sudden push on my back and I turn to see Jessica standing there, looking radiant and energetic. "Go on! Open it!" she urges me and I nod sheepishly. My eyebrows draw together in contemplation as I lift the lid of the box. My eyes follow the moment and they widen as soon I see what is inside. The cupcakes inside aren't the usual ones. They have some stuff written on them. Each cupcake has an individual word written on it, and when you join the words on all of the cupcakes together, they form a sentence.

Emma also focuses upon her pancakes and then at other things. After a few minutes as Emma opens the cupcake box, Shawn feels tempted with the mouthwatering chocolate cupcakes with strawberry cream having sprinkler balls, butterscotch cream and a caramel chocolate at top and a green cream with white chocolate ball. Her box had three different flavours each having two pieces and Shawn gulped hard. He reaches for one of the cupcakes feeling water filling his mouth when Emma snaps at his hand and he hiss. “Shawn… I know you don't like so much sugar consumption. So, you are not getting the cupcakes, it's all for me”, saying she takes a bite of her cupcake and he gasps.