Cake & Shake, the cupcake truck which has been selling cupcakes in Washington Square Park, now has two carts, which you can follow on Twitter @cakeandshake. I will definitely be trying and reviewing their savory cupcakes as soon as I can - tourists and those with the day off, they are open today at the Met, Columbus Day, and Tuesday at Washington Square Park.
From their site:
Like her sister in Washington Square, the Met cart will serve sweet favorites like Flip Flop, Yummy Nut London Lily, with one important addition: Savory Cakes. New Yorkers need to eat on the go, and sometimes (just sometimes) they need more than dessert. So, the Met cart will be serving cakes with a protein kick, such as Toad in the Hole (Buttermilk Cake with Sausage in the Middle) and Sunrise (Corn Bread Cake Stuffed with Chicken, Chili and Cheese). And don’t worry, you can still get your vigorously shaken organic milk beverage at both carts: milkshake flavors will remain unchanged.
Another exciting addition to the Met cart: the design. Look for clever details and winking references to the collection inside the Museum. The cart will include an Arts Corners for kids (like the Kid’s Corner at the WSP cart, only even more artsy) and a “Get Fancy” drawing station, where kids can create their own costume designs right on the cart.
From their site:
Like her sister in Washington Square, the Met cart will serve sweet favorites like Flip Flop, Yummy Nut London Lily, with one important addition: Savory Cakes. New Yorkers need to eat on the go, and sometimes (just sometimes) they need more than dessert. So, the Met cart will be serving cakes with a protein kick, such as Toad in the Hole (Buttermilk Cake with Sausage in the Middle) and Sunrise (Corn Bread Cake Stuffed with Chicken, Chili and Cheese). And don’t worry, you can still get your vigorously shaken organic milk beverage at both carts: milkshake flavors will remain unchanged.
Another exciting addition to the Met cart: the design. Look for clever details and winking references to the collection inside the Museum. The cart will include an Arts Corners for kids (like the Kid’s Corner at the WSP cart, only even more artsy) and a “Get Fancy” drawing station, where kids can create their own costume designs right on the cart.
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