Sullivan & Bleeker

My friend introduced me to another cupcake place.  They currently don’t have their own storefront as of yet.  You can either purchase their baked goods from supermarkets such as Pusateri's or call ahead and pick up from where they bake the products.

My friend called ahead, placed an order and picked up at their 'baking' location.  Lucky us, my super generous friend shared 2 cupcakes with us.  We were given a red velvet and the Chief Wiggum.  Red velvet is pretty self explanatory, chocolate cupcake that is coloured red (supposed to be from the reaction of the cocoa and vinegar, but now is usually from food colouring) topped off with a cream cheese frosting.  The Chief Wiggum is a chocolate cupcake with coffee frosting topped with a mini donut.  The cupcake base was just ok, it was borderline dry.  The flavour of the frosting for both cupcakes were good, but I wasn't a fan of how heavy frosting was.  I give them bonus points for creativity for the Chief Wiggum combination.

Sullivan & Bleeker Cupcakes

Left: Chief Wiggum, Right: Red Velvet

We also bought some of their cookies to try from a Pusateri's.  The pack that we got contained 6 large cookies, with chocolate chip, s'mores, and red velvet flavours.  Chocolate chip and s'mores were very standard, but the red velvet was very good and chewy!  Price I think was $9 for 6 cookies.

For all the parents out there that are looking for a nut free bakery for your kid's birthday parties, Sullivan & Bleeker is a good option.  It's much better tasting than one of the biggest named nut free bakeries out there.

Sullivan & Bleeker

http://sullivanandbleeker.com