These red velvet cupcakes are simple, elegant and tastes heavenly. Perfect cupcake to bake for Valentine's Day, birthdays and other special occasions.  

Red Velvet Cupcake is so awesome. This can be eaten for breakfast or as a dessert during lunchtime. Furthermore, red velvet cupcake is also a good afternoon snack and can be enjoyed with a cup of tea or coffee.

Do have an idea on how red velvet cupcake got its color? Don’t try to peek on the recipe yet, try to think if you can figure it out. Well, red velvet cupcakes are actually chocolate cupcakes with red food coloring. This explains why it has that chocolate taste all along.

Why is it popular? It could be the velvety texture, enhanced by the chemistry of buttermilk, which makes a fine crumb. Or perhaps it’s the cream cheese frosting, although that’s used only on more modern red velvet cupcakes – old-fashioned ones have butter cream frosting.

Or maybe it’s the seductive red color, emotionally appealing even though it has a negligible relationship with the cupcake’s flavorings.

People enjoy food with their eyes.  It's part of the total package.

 Contrary to the wishful eating of some cupcake consumers, there’s no cherry or raspberry component in red velvet. There is a lot of food coloring– this recipe has six times as much food dye as chocolate powder – and whatever flavors result from the chocolate, vanilla, buttermilk, sugar, flour, and eggs.

Red velvet’s intense color is a purely visual experience.

Here's a myth did you know that eating a red velvet cupcakes is more beneficial than working out based entirely off this famous quote of mysterious origins: “A red velvet cupcake makes the heart young again and wipes out the years.”

And And Emma Stone had this sage advice about what to do when faced with red velvet cake: "You're a human being,and life is wonderful so eat the damn red velvet cupcake."

Guys the best Red Velvet Cupcakes that I tasted is Phoebe's Cupcakery located in Maria Luisa Banilad  and The Cupcake Theory located in 2nd floor Robinsons Cybergate. Try to check it out :-)