Friday, June 19, 2009

The Sprinkles Truck is Here!

Finally! I've been reading about mobile cupcake trucks in New York and have been wondering when something like that would be coming to California. I mean, don't we love cupcakes as much as New Yorkers? Well, Sprinkles has decided to become the trendsetter in southern California for this.

The Sprinkles Truck can hold 1500 cupcakes and will sell the cupcakes for $4.00 each, $0.75 more than they cost in the store. You can follow Sprinklesmobile on twitter, where they will announce their planned stops. Their first stop is at The Grove in LA on Sunday at 3:00pm. Unfortunately (or fortunately) I will be at Lake Mead with my father-in-law, but I hope to catch the Sprinkles truck soon.

4 comments:

Vanessa said...

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Miss Jen said...

I really think that I'm a minority here, but I wouldn't pay $4 for a Sprinkles cupcake! There are so many other delicious cupcakes out there for cheaper. Why are the cupcakes on the truck more expensive than the ones in the store? Aren't they the same cupcakes? Just because we're willing to pay so much for cupcakes is it necessary for them to charge so much? Really?!
...sorry for the rant, but sometimes I get frustrated.

lagal53 said...

I went to their BH store this morning for Father's Day and it is by far the best! I have tried Crumbs, Suzie Cakes, Joan's on Third and others but I still keep going back. There is a secret ingredient that the others do not have. I drive all the way from Ventura County 1 hour w/o traffic w/traffic 1 hour 30 mins and I can taste them all the way there and back home. YUM....

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