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Vegan Green Tea Cupcakes

Vegan Cupcake Recipes
by Mattie

August 19, 2013

sarina_pacifici
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Rating

5.0

Perfect!

I just baked these, and they are heavenly. I appreciate that the instructions were so specific and exact (e.g. "¾ cup + 1 Tablespoon + 1 teaspoon non-dairy milk"). The cupcakes are the perfect amount of sweet, moist, and flavorful. They also taste healthy which makes for guilt-free eating. Thank you Mattie!

Owner's reply

Hi sarina! I'm glad you appreciate my wonky precise measurements;) I try to not do that but sometimes a recipe just needs a specific amount of something. I'm so glad you liked the cupcakes!

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