...accent.
I'm sure I'd love the Irish people, too, if I knew any personally, but alas, I do not. Happy St. Patrick's Day, folks (and happy birthday to my sweet cousin Mallorie!). If you're desiring some Irish coffee but want a cupcake too, I have the solution.
I love accent too. Lovely cupcake.
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Rosa
Erin go bragh! Celebrate with cupcakes and Irish cream!
ReplyDeleteThese are my kind of St. Paddy's Day treat, not too garishly green, just delicious!
ReplyDeleteYum! I know a few excellent Irish people, I am sure you would love them!
ReplyDeleteI knew I could count on you for an Irish themed cupcake Ms. Grace. Top o' the cupcake to ya. ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patty's Day to you! These look SO tasty!!!
ReplyDeleteHA! I love the accent too, especially when they talk super fast!
ReplyDeleteMmagdalenas bellísima Grace lucen absolutamente tentadoras y esponjosa,abrazos hugs,hugs.
ReplyDeleteI love the green sprinkles!
ReplyDeleteHappy St Patrick's Day Grace! :D
ReplyDeleteLooks so good! Kinda sad that I didn't get to bake something green for St. Patrick's Days! But I know Easter is coming soon, so I'm not too sad...hee hee Thanks for visiting and leaving me a comment on my blog! The Blueberry muffin's are super moist and so good! ^_^
ReplyDeletescrumptious looking cupcake! Hope you had a great weekend and a nice St. Patrick's day celebration.
ReplyDeletegotta love am Irish accent! Great cupcake too!!
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's Day. Love the cupcakes.
ReplyDeleteNow, this would be the perfect kicker to a bowl of corned beef and cabbage! ;)
ReplyDeleteEspresso AND booze? Sounds like the perfect cupcake to me. :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a cupcake I can get on board with! Hope you had a fantastic St. Paddy's Day!
ReplyDeletemmm still thinking about how sexy an irish accent is lol but these look pretty tasty either way!
ReplyDeleteaccents sure are sexy (australian, irish, british...)! These cupcakes look tasty!
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Love it. :) I'm a big fan of the Yorkshire accent. Mmm... almost as delicious as cupcakes. Almost.
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes would have been a hit at my house on St. Paddy's Day or any other day!
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspired idea for a cupcake--love Irish coffee!
ReplyDeleteSigh. i'm a sucker for a good accent and Irish is up there. WAY up there. It would be even better if it was accompanied by one of these cute cupcakes!
ReplyDeleteI soooooo wish I had an accent. Love them
ReplyDeleteTheir accent is fantastic for sure :D
ReplyDeleteGotta love the irish and their creations - lovely looking cupcakes :D
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
Girl, you are becoming a cupcake queen! This looks like another winning combination. (as proclaimed in my best Irish accent - which really isn't that good, all be told).
ReplyDeleteYou are the cupcake queen!
ReplyDeleteOh dear. I seem to have all the ingredients for these on hand and they look divine!
ReplyDeleteI'll take an Irish coffee with my Irish coffee cupcake. Love these flavors!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cupcake, with just the right amount of green accent!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a lovely St. Paddy's Day. Deelish cake, perfect for celebrating!
ReplyDeleteMy husband was just reading an article about how Irish accents are soothing to people. I believe it. Throw in a cupcake and I'll be doubly-soothed. ;)
ReplyDeleteHermoso y tentador cupcake es ...adorable me comería varios,abrazos hugs,hugs.
ReplyDeleteThat is one gorgeous cupcake! I'd definitely say yes to that.
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Have a great weekend, Grace!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a tasty looking cupcake.
ReplyDeleteYummy cupcakes,the sprinkles are so cute!! I love adding coffee to my sweets!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cupcake, but who got the first bite?
ReplyDeleteHey its my first time here!!! Stunning pictures!!! Lovely space
ReplyDeleteYummo Grace! I do like the Scottish burr too ;)
ReplyDeleteIt looks really good and I'm excited to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the recipe.