11 Cute Baking Ideas: Easy Recipes for Home Bakers

Struggling with a case of baker’s block? When the same old recipes feel uninspired, it’s easy to lose your creative spark in the kitchen. You’re looking for fresh, cute baking ideas with recipes that are as fun to make as they are to eat.

Cute baking ideas are delightful, visually appealing treats that combine simple, actionable recipes with aesthetic presentation to cure boredom and spark joy for home bakers. These projects focus on creative shapes, vibrant colors, and charming details, making them perfect for parties, gifts, or simply a fun afternoon activity.

Based on proven methodologies and recipes tested in our kitchen, this guide is your cure for baking burnout. We’ve gathered 11 of the most charming and easy-to-follow ideas designed to inspire creativity and deliver delicious results. Get ready to transform your kitchen into a studio for edible art.

Cure Your Baker’s Block: Cute Baking Ideas That Spark Joy

It’s a familiar feeling for any home baker: staring into the pantry, wanting to create something wonderful, but coming up empty. This “baker’s block” can turn a beloved hobby into a chore. The solution isn’t just a new recipe; it’s a new perspective. Cute baking ideas are designed to break that creative rut by focusing on joy, visual appeal, and the fun of the process. These aren’t just desserts; they are small projects that inspire creativity and offer a rewarding sense of accomplishment. By embracing aesthetic baking ideas that are both manageable and delightful, you can rediscover the magic of baking and create treats that bring smiles to everyone’s faces.

11 Cute Baking Ideas: Easy Recipes for Home Bakers

Ready to find your next favorite project? This curated list of 11 cute baking ideas offers a range of easy baking recipes perfect for any skill level. From colorful cupcakes to charming decorated sugar cookies, each idea comes with a step by step recipe and expert tips to ensure your creations are both beautiful and delicious. We’ve focused on projects that are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also genuinely fun things to bake, whether you’re baking solo, with family, or for a special occasion. Let’s dive into these unique baking projects and get started.

1. Bake Charming Mini Rainbow Swirl Cupcakes

Pin this super fun recipe to your “Easy Desserts” board!

These miniature baking recipes are a fantastic way to add a pop of color to any celebration. The small size makes them perfect for kids and ideal for portion control, while the swirl frosting technique is a simple way to create a professional, aesthetic look. It’s a super fun project that delivers impressive results with minimal fuss.

Supplies Needed

• 1 mini cupcake pan with 24 cups
• Paper mini cupcake liners (colorful)
• Stand mixer or hand mixer
• Large piping bag and several smaller ones
• Gel food coloring (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple)
• Small offset spatula

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C) and line mini cupcake pan.
2. Whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl.
3. Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy in a separate bowl.
4. Beat in eggs one at a time, then vanilla extract.
5. Gradually add dry ingredients to wet, alternating with milk, mixing until just combined.
6. Divide batter evenly among prepared liners. Bake 10-12 minutes until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool completely.
7. Prepare vanilla buttercream frosting. Divide frosting into 6 small bowls and tint each with a different gel food coloring.
8. Scoop each colored frosting into separate small piping bags.
9. Snip the tips of the small bags. Place all 6 small bags into one large piping bag fitted with a star tip.
10. Pipe rainbow swirls onto cooled mini cupcakes. Sprinkle with desired decorations.

Pro-Tip: For the most vibrant rainbow swirls, use high-quality gel food coloring rather than liquid, as it won’t thin your frosting. This is a proven technique to maintain the perfect consistency. Ensure your cupcakes are completely cooled to prevent frosting from melting.

2. Craft Animal-Shaped Sugar Cookies with Easy Decorating Hacks

Save this adorable cookie tutorial to your “Kid-Friendly Baking” board!

Decorated sugar cookies are a classic for a reason, and turning them into kawaii cookies shaped like animals makes them even more delightful. This project is all about simple sugar cookie decorating using easy decorating hacks. It’s a fantastic activity that’s perfect for kids and allows everyone to create their own charming menagerie of edible friends.

Supplies Needed

• Assorted animal cookie cutters
• Parchment paper
• Rolling pin
• Cooling rack
• Small squeeze bottles or piping bags with fine tips
• Edible food markers (optional, for details)

Instructions

1. Prepare sugar cookie dough. Chill for at least 30 minutes.
2. Roll dough on a lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch thickness.
3. Cut out animal shapes using cookie cutters. Place on parchment-lined baking sheets.
4. Bake at 375°F (190°C) for 8-10 minutes, or until edges are lightly golden. Let cool on trays, then transfer to a wire rack.
5. Prepare royal icing to a medium consistency. Divide and tint with gel food coloring if desired.
6. Outline cookies with icing. Allow to set for 10-15 minutes.
7. Flood cookies with slightly thinned icing. Use a toothpick to smooth any bubbles. Allow to dry completely (several hours or overnight).
8. Add details like eyes, noses, and paws using thicker icing or edible food markers.

Pro-Tip: To prevent burnt cookies and help maintain their precise shapes, ensure your cookie dough is properly chilled before baking. This is one of our key expert baker tips for avoiding spread and achieving a clean look for your animal-shaped cookies.

3. Assemble “Flower Pot” Brownie Desserts

Pin this unique dessert idea to your “Spring & Summer Treats” board!

This is one of the most unique dessert ideas that’s guaranteed to wow your guests. Classic brownies are transformed into whimsical flower pot desserts with the clever use of crushed cookies for “dirt” and real edible flowers. It’s a super fun presentation that offers an unexpected flavor combination and is a perfect example of a truly aesthetic baking idea.

Supplies Needed

• 4-6 mini food-safe terracotta pots (clean and sterilized)
• Brownie mix or your favorite brownie recipe ingredients
• Green frosting (store-bought or homemade)
• Crushed chocolate cookies (for “dirt”)
• Edible flowers (e.g., pansies, violas)
• Piping bag with a grass tip

Instructions

1. Bake your favorite batch of brownies in a regular square or rectangular pan. Let cool completely.
2. Crumble cooled brownies into large pieces.
3. Spoon crumbled brownies into the bottom of each mini terracotta pot, filling about 2/3 full.
4. Tint frosting bright green with gel food coloring.
5. Pipe green frosting onto the top of the brownie crumbles using a grass tip, creating a “grass” effect.
6. Gently place one edible flower in the center of the “grass.”
7. Sprinkle a small amount of crushed chocolate cookies around the base of the flower for “dirt.”
8. Chill for 15 minutes before serving for frosting to set.

Pro-Tip: To ensure your flower pot desserts are safe for consumption, always use food-safe terracotta pots and thoroughly clean them. For a deeper chocolate flavor in your moist brownies, this tested in our kitchen tip is to infuse your brownie batter with a touch of espresso powder.

4. Create DIY Ombre Macarons (Simplified)

Pin this chic macaron recipe to your “Aesthetic Desserts” board!

French macarons might seem intimidating, but this simplified recipe makes them accessible for home bakers. The beautiful ombre effect is an aesthetic touch that turns these delicate treats into a work of art. This simplified macaron recipe focuses on the core techniques, helping you achieve those coveted “feet” and a perfect texture.

Supplies Needed

• Silicone macaron mat or parchment paper with templates
• Piping bag with a round tip (Wilton 1A)
• Electric mixer (stand or hand)
• Gel food coloring (two shades of one color, e.g., light pink and fuchsia)
• Fine mesh sieve

Instructions

1. Sift almond flour and powdered sugar together.
2. Whip egg whites to soft peaks, gradually adding granulated sugar until stiff, glossy meringue forms.
3. Fold almond mixture into meringue in several additions (macaronage), until batter flows like lava from a spatula.
4. Divide batter into two bowls. Tint one bowl with a lighter shade of gel food coloring and the other with a darker shade.
5. Load both colors into one large piping bag, alternating scoops, to create an ombre effect.
6. Pipe circles onto prepared macaron mats.
7. Tap trays firmly on the counter to release air bubbles. Let shells dry for 30-60 minutes until a skin forms.
8. Bake at 300°F (150°C) for 12-15 minutes. Cool completely before filling.
9. Fill with your favorite buttercream or ganache.

Pro-Tip: The key to perfect French macarons is the macaronage technique—folding until the batter is “lava-like.” Don’t overmix or undermix; this proven technique is what dictates the final crumb structure and ensures you get those perfect little feet.

5. Press Edible Flower Shortbread Cookies

Pin these elegant shortbreads to your “Tea Party Treats” collection!

Simple shortbread cookies are elevated into elegant, whimsical treats with the addition of pressed edible flowers. This is one of the most beautiful and pretty sweets to bake, using a simple one-bowl recipe that lets the natural beauty of the flowers shine. The result is a delicate cookie that enables creativity and is perfect for a sophisticated tea party.

Supplies Needed

• Dried or fresh food-grade edible flowers (e.g., pansies, violas, lavender)
• Parchment paper
• Rolling pin
• Round cookie cutter (or desired shape)

Instructions

1. Cream butter and powdered sugar until light and fluffy.
2. Add vanilla extract. Gradually sift in flour and a pinch of salt until a soft dough forms.
3. Roll dough between two sheets of parchment paper to 1/4-inch thickness.
4. Arrange edible flowers on the rolled-out dough, pressing gently.
5. Place another sheet of parchment over the flowers and lightly roll over them to embed them into the dough.
6. Cut out cookies using a round cutter. Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
7. Chill cookies for 30 minutes.
8. Bake at 325°F (160°C) for 15-20 minutes, until edges are lightly golden. Let cool completely on a wire rack.

Pro-Tip: Ensure you are using food-grade edible flowers from a reliable source for safety. For best results, chill the shortbread dough after pressing the flowers. This expert baker tip helps them set and prevents distortion during baking, ensuring your accuracy guaranteed.

6. Assemble Heart-Shaped Whoopie Pies

Pin these adorable treats to your “Valentine’s Day Baking” or “Cute Desserts” board!

Classic whoopie pies get a charming makeover when piped into cute heart shapes. These soft, cake-like chocolate cookies are filled with a luscious vanilla buttercream, creating a quick and easy dessert that feels special. These homemade sweets are perfect for Valentine’s Day or any day you want to share a little love.

Supplies Needed

• Heart-shaped whoopie pie pan or parchment paper with templates
• Large piping bag with a round tip (e.g., Wilton 1A)
• Electric mixer
• Cooling rack
• Small sieve (for powdered sugar)

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Prepare whoopie pie pan by lightly greasing, or line a baking sheet with parchment and draw heart shapes.
2. Whisk flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt.
3. Cream butter and sugar. Beat in egg, then vanilla.
4. Alternate adding dry ingredients with milk, mixing until just combined.
5. Spoon batter into a piping bag. Pipe heart shapes onto prepared pan/parchment.
6. Bake for 8-10 minutes. Cookies should be puffed and soft. Cool completely.
7. Prepare vanilla buttercream filling (butter, powdered sugar, vanilla, milk).
8. Spoon filling into a piping bag. Pipe a generous amount of filling onto the flat side of one cookie.
9. Top with another cookie, flat side down, to form a sandwich.
10. Dust lightly with powdered sugar or sprinkle with small heart sprinkles.

Pro-Tip: For the best soft texture in your whoopie pies, avoid overmixing the batter. This tip, tested in our kitchen, ensures the aeration techniques from proper creaming are preserved, giving you cake-like cookies that deliver professional results.

7. Glaze “Galaxy” Baked Donuts

Pin these cosmic donuts to your “Unique Desserts” or “Party Food Ideas” board!

Take your baking to another universe with these over-the-top baked donuts. The real star is the stunning galaxy glaze, a mesmerizing swirl of deep blues, purples, and black, finished with a dusting of edible glitter “stars.” This is a super fun and aesthetic baking idea that transforms a simple baked donut into an edible work of art.

Supplies Needed

• Donut baking pan (nonstick silicone or metal)
• Several small bowls for glazes
• Toothpicks or small skewers
• Edible silver glitter or luster dust
• Gel food coloring (dark blue, purple, black, pink)

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). Lightly grease donut pan.
2. Whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt.
3. Whisk milk, egg, melted butter, and vanilla extract in a separate bowl.
4. Combine wet and dry ingredients, mixing until just combined (do not overmix).
5. Spoon batter into prepared donut pan, filling each cavity about two-thirds full.
6. Bake for 10-12 minutes, until golden and springy. Cool in pan for 5 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
7. Prepare basic powdered sugar glaze. Divide into small bowls. Tint one bowl dark blue, one purple, one black, and leave some white.
8. Dip each cooled donut into the blue glaze, letting excess drip off. Place on wire rack.
9. Drizzle small amounts of purple, black, and white glazes over the blue. Use a toothpick to gently swirl colors together.
10. Before glaze sets, sprinkle with edible silver glitter to create “stars.” Let set completely.

Pro-Tip: The key to a vibrant galaxy glaze is to work quickly before the glaze sets. For professional results, one of our top expert baker tips is to use high-quality gel food coloring for intense colors and ensure your donuts are completely cooled before you glaze to prevent the icing from melting or becoming transparent.

8. Bake Mini Strawberry Crumble Tarts

Pin these delightful mini tarts to your “Fruit Desserts” or “Bite-Sized Treats” board!

These cute mini desserts are a wonderful way to showcase fresh fruit. Each mini tart is a perfect individual portion, featuring a buttery crust, a sweet strawberry crumble filling, and a crunchy topping. This recipe is a great example of a small batch bake that integrates fruit beautifully, resulting in an aesthetic and delicious treat. You can easily substitute strawberries with blueberries for mini blueberry tarts.

Supplies Needed

• Mini tart pans (fluted, 3-4 inch diameter)
• Parchment paper and pie weights (optional, for blind baking)
• Small mixing bowls
• Pastry cutter or food processor

Instructions

1. Prepare shortcrust pastry. Chill for 30 minutes.
2. Roll out pastry and cut into circles slightly larger than your tart pans. Press into pans. Trim excess.
3. Prick bottoms with a fork. If blind baking, line with parchment and fill with pie weights. Bake at 375°F (190°C) for 10-12 minutes, remove weights/parchment, and bake for another 5 minutes until lightly golden.
4. Combine sliced fresh strawberries, sugar, cornstarch, and lemon juice for the filling.
5. Spoon strawberry mixture into pre-baked (or unbaked if not blind baking) tart shells.
6. Prepare crumble topping by mixing flour, sugar, and cold butter until crumbly.
7. Sprinkle crumble topping evenly over strawberry filling.
8. Bake at 375°F (190°C) for 20-25 minutes, until filling is bubbly and crumble is golden brown.
9. Cool completely on a wire rack before serving.

Pro-Tip: To prevent soggy bottoms in your mini tarts, blind baking the crust before adding the filling is a proven technique. Ensure your butter for the crumble is very cold to achieve a distinct streusel texture, a hallmark of excellent pastry chemistry.

9. Decorate Kawaii-Inspired Rice Krispie Treats

Pin these adorable no-bake treats to your “Easy Kid Snacks” or “Kawaii Food” board!

Take classic Rice Krispie Treats to the next level with a kawaii-inspired makeover. These no-bake desserts are incredibly easy for kids and super fun to decorate. Using simple cookie cutters and aesthetic decorations like candy eyes, you can create a whole host of adorable kawaii characters.

Supplies Needed

• Large nonstick pot
• 9×13 inch baking pan (lined with parchment paper)
• Nonstick spray
• Cookie cutters (small circles, stars, animal shapes)
• Small piping bags or squeeze bottles
• Edible candy eyes, sprinkles, mini candies
• Gel food coloring (optional, for tinting treats)

Instructions

1. Melt butter in a large nonstick pot over low heat.
2. Add marshmallows and stir constantly until completely melted and smooth.
3. Remove from heat. If tinting, stir in a few drops of gel food coloring now.
4. Fold in Rice Krispie cereal until evenly coated.
5. Press mixture evenly into the prepared 9×13 inch pan using a buttered spatula or wax paper.
6. Let cool completely at room temperature (about 1 hour).
7. Once set, cut out shapes using cookie cutters.
8. Decorate by piping small details like mouths and cheeks with melted chocolate or frosting. Attach edible candy eyes and other small candies with a dab of frosting.

Pro-Tip: To prevent sticky dough when pressing the Rice Krispie Treats, lightly butter your hands or spatula. For intricate kawaii designs, using very small piping bags with tiny round tips for fine details is an advanced technique that yields impressive results.

10. Master “Paint Your Own” Cookies

Pin this creative activity to your “Baking with Kids” or “Party Activities” board!

Turn your baking into an interactive activity with “paint your own” cookies. This fun baking recipe is perfect for parties and provides easy decorating for kids. A smooth royal icing base on a sturdy sugar cookie becomes a blank canvas, and with a palette of edible paint, everyone can become an artist. It’s a creative and super fun project that’s part craft, part dessert.

Supplies Needed

• Baked and fully cooled sugar cookies (any shape, but square or round works best)
• White royal icing (flooding consistency)
• Edible food gels/pastes
• Small, food-safe paintbrushes
• Small palette (or a piece of parchment paper/plastic wrap)
• Stencils (optional, for pre-drawing designs)
• Everclear or vodka (food-grade, for edible paint)

Instructions

1. Flood baked cookies with white royal icing. Let dry completely (overnight for best results).
2. Using stencils (optional), lightly draw designs onto the dried icing with an edible food marker.
3. Create your edible paint palette: Place small dots of different colored edible food gels/pastes onto a palette.
4. Dip a clean, food-safe paintbrush into a tiny amount of Everclear or vodka, then into a dot of gel color. This creates your edible paint. (A tiny bit of water can also be used, but alcohol dries faster).
5. Paint the designs on your cookies. Encourage creativity!
6. Allow cookies to dry completely before packaging or consuming.

Pro-Tip: The secret to vibrant, fast-drying edible paint is using high-proof alcohol (like Everclear) mixed with gel food coloring. This allows the colors to dry quickly without bleeding or making the cookie soggy, providing professional results that are perfect for this interactive baking idea.

11. Craft Tiny Tiered Cake Pops

Pin these miniature masterpieces to your “Celebration Desserts” or “Mini Party Food” board!

This creative baking project reimagines classic cake pops as elegant, tiny tiered cakes. This is an over-the-top idea that is surprisingly achievable and enables creativity for special occasions. The assembly requires a bit of patience, but the result is a stunning miniature cake that is sure to be the talk of any party.

Supplies Needed

• Baked cake (any flavor, crumbled) and frosting
• Cake pop sticks
• Candy melts or tempered chocolate (white, pastel colors)
• Piping bag with a very fine round tip (e.g., Wilton 1 or 2)
• Edible pearls, sprinkles, or fine luster dust
• Styrofoam block or cake pop stand (for drying)

Instructions

1. Crumble baked cake into fine crumbs.
2. Mix cake crumbs with frosting until a dough-like consistency is achieved.
3. Roll small portions of the mixture into balls. For tiered cake pops, you’ll need 2-3 balls of decreasing size per pop.
4. Chill cake balls for at least 30 minutes.
5. Dip the tip of a cake pop stick into melted candy melts/chocolate, then insert into the largest cake ball (the base tier). Repeat for the other tiers, carefully stacking them. Chill again to set.
6. Melt candy melts/chocolate for coating.
7. Dip the entire tiered cake pop into the melted coating, ensuring complete coverage. Gently tap off excess.
8. While coating is still wet, decorate with edible pearls or sprinkles.
9. Once set, pipe delicate details (like small borders or rosettes) with contrasting colored frosting using a fine tip.
10. Allow to dry completely in a Styrofoam block or stand.

Pro-Tip: For stable tiered cake pops, ensure each cake ball is thoroughly chilled and the chocolate holding them together is set before coating. Mastering tempering chocolate for the final glaze will give your cake pops a professional results finish, one of our favorite expert baker tips.

FAQs About cute baking ideas with recipes

What are some cute things to bake that are easy for beginners?

Many charming cute baking ideas are perfect for beginners, focusing on simple shapes and straightforward decorating. Consider mini rainbow swirl cupcakes, animal-shaped sugar cookies using cookie cutters, or kawaii-inspired Rice Krispie Treats. These recipes emphasize clear step-by-step instructions and easy decorating hacks, making them approachable even for those with limited baking experience. They provide a high reward with minimal complexity.

How can I make baking more fun and cure boredom?

To make baking more fun and cure baker’s block, focus on creative and visually stimulating projects like cute baking ideas that engage your imagination. Try experimenting with unexpected flavors, aesthetic decorations such as galaxy glaze for donuts, or interactive recipes like “paint your own” cookies. Involving kids or friends can also turn baking into a super fun social activity, making the process as enjoyable as the delicious outcome.

What are some unique dessert recipes that are also cute?

For unique dessert ideas that combine novelty with cuteness, think outside the traditional cake and cookie box. Examples include “flower pot” brownie desserts adorned with edible flowers, delicate DIY ombre macarons with their beautiful color gradients, or elegant tiny tiered cake pops that resemble miniature celebration cakes. These options offer both an aesthetic presentation and a memorable culinary experience, making them standout homemade cute treats.

Can you bake cute things with just one bowl for easy cleanup?

Yes, many cute baking ideas can be made using a convenient one bowl baking method, significantly simplifying cleanup. Recipes for many types of quick breads, some cupcakes, and brownies can often be adapted to a single bowl. Focusing on recipes that use melted butter or oil, rather than creaming, generally lends itself to this quick and easy approach, allowing you to enjoy the fun of baking without the fuss.

How do I decorate cookies for beginners to make them look cute?

Beginners can achieve cute cookie decorations with a few simple decorating hacks and basic tools. Start with a simple royal icing flood for a smooth base on sugar cookies. For details, use edible food markers for drawing, or small piping bags for simple dots and lines. Cookie cutters help create animal-shaped cookies or other heart-shaped designs, reducing the need for freehand artistry. Practice makes perfect, but simple designs can be incredibly charming.

What are the best baking recipes for kids who want to help?

The best baking recipes for kids are those that are safe for kids, involve simple steps, and offer visually rewarding results. Options like kawaii-inspired Rice Krispie treats (no-bake and easy to shape), mini rainbow swirl cupcakes (fun with colors), or animal-shaped sugar cookies (using cutters) are excellent choices. These recipes allow children to participate in measuring techniques, folding, and especially decorating hacks, fostering their creativity and a love for baking.

How can I achieve vibrant pastel colors in my cute bakes?

To achieve vibrant pastel colors in your cute baking ideas, use high-quality gel food coloring rather than liquid food coloring. Gel colors are concentrated, provide intense hues without thinning your batter or frosting, and allow for precise shade control. When mixing, add gel coloring sparingly and gradually to reach your desired aesthetic shade, especially for projects like ombre macarons or colorful cupcakes where color transition is key.

What tools are essential for making cute baking ideas at home?

Essential tools for home bakers making cute baking ideas include basic items like mixing bowls, a whisk, and measuring cups/spoons, plus a few specialty items for aesthetic touches. Key additions are various cookie cutters for fun shapes, piping bags and tips for frosting, silicone mats for delicate items like macarons, and gel food coloring. A good quality stand mixer can also significantly streamline the process for many recipes.

What are some healthier alternatives for cute baking ideas?

Healthier alternatives for cute baking ideas often involve ingredient substitutions and mindful portioning. Consider recipes using natural sweeteners like honey or maple syrup, whole wheat flour, or incorporating fruits and vegetables (e.g., adding pureed pumpkin to cupcakes). Mini desserts like mini strawberry crumble tarts inherently offer smaller portions. You can also explore vegan baking swaps or sugar-free options for common recipes.

How do I store cute cookies and treats to keep them fresh?

Proper storage is key to keeping your cute cookies and treats fresh, maintaining their texture and preventing them from going stale. Most cookies and bars should be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for 3-5 days. For frosted items, an airtight container in the refrigerator is best, or consider freezing for longer storage. Always ensure treats are completely cooled before storing to prevent condensation and sogginess.

Final Thoughts on Cute Baking Ideas

This journey through cute baking ideas has hopefully provided a treasure trove of inspiration for every home baker, proving that visually stunning, aesthetic baking doesn’t have to be complicated. We’ve explored everything from vibrant mini rainbow swirl cupcakes to intricate DIY ombre macarons and whimsical “paint your own” cookies, demonstrating that a dash of creativity and the right easy recipes can transform ordinary ingredients into extraordinary, homemade cute treats. Remember, the joy is not just in the eating, but in the crafting—each bake is an opportunity to express yourself and cure boredom. So preheat your oven, grab your essential tools, and let these cute baking ideas guide you to professional results and endless fun things to bake. What will be your first charming creation?

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