blogTO's got a roundup on the best cupcakes in Toronto. They review 10 bakeries (and even have a map!). With so many bakeries, we'd love to see a cupcake meetup get started in Toronto. Email us if you're interested in starting one up (you can meet as often as you like).
As Mugatu famously said "Cupcakes are so hot right now." Apparently Toronto doesn't just have Fashion, Theatre and Financial districts, we also have a Cupcake district. Queen Street East is dominating the cupcake industry. Of the 10 cupcake destinations below, 4 of them, count'em, four, are located along Queen Street East. (5 if you count Dufflet's Beach location). Eastenders are a bit cupcake crazy. And that's a crazy I can get behind.
Most of these shmancy cupcakes don't come cheap. It's around a $3 minimum per indulgence. Which, big picture, isn't actually that much. If money were experiences, the cost of a cupcake would be about equivalent to a ride on the TTC. Public transit is a lot like a cupcake actually. They're both colourful, and satisfying, and, um, they smell good and. No wait. Analogy.. falling.. apart.
For full disclosure, here's my bias in judging cupcakes: I like cupcakes that taste fresh, and are soft and moist. Substance over style. Not that I don't enjoy haute couture confectionery, I do. There's an urban hipster in me trying to get out. But when we get down to it, yummy treats go in the belly, not in the eyes. (Unless someone's really mad at you and expresses it by chucking a cupcake in your face. But I digress.)
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http://cupcakestakethecake.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ best-cupcakes-in-toronto.html
much better imo
http://www.spotlighttoronto.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=46&Itemid=161
there it is