Cupcake Corers

uli, Jan 19, 7:28pm

daisyhill, Jan 19, 7:29pm

olwen, Jan 19, 8:19pm
I've heard of them, but I'm sure I could improvise.The underused apple corer might work.

elliehen, Jan 19, 8:36pm
Maybe it's to make a little top hat for the cupcake ;)

issymae, Jan 19, 8:49pm
avon has a similar thingee in their well being brochure

olwen, Jan 19, 10:20pm
One website suggested using a jalapeno corer.How come I don't have one of these! http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/jalapeno-pepper-corer/

pam.delilah, Jan 20, 7:46am
a teaspoon does the job

cookiebarrel, Jan 21, 2:52pm
They are useful if you are making many, many filled cupcakes at one time and also means they are all a uniform size, so same amount of filling in each one.The one I have was a lot cheaper than that and is doing it's job well and has for a long time now.Was a gift, but wouldn't want to be without it now as less mess and a great time saver, well has been for me.

uli, Jan 21, 3:18pm
Just for fun - do you sell the cores separately!

And why core in the first place!
Why not just ice!

nunesy, Jan 21, 5:35pm
uli you can put amazing fillings in the cupcake easily if you have a corer. and then ice!So you get cake, filling and icing/frosting. yum.