Hands up whoâs as excited as we are about it almost being Halloween! The weather mightâve got colder and the days shorter, but that means ghosts, ghouls and all things spooky as October 31st approaches.
This year weâve got our baking groove on, too, and weâve come up with a brilliant way of adding a peculiarly paranormal pink to your cupcakes and muffins â whether homemade or store bought â by adding Nature Restore Dragon Fruit Powder to your buttercream frosting!
Frosting is thicker and fluffier than regular icing which tends to be thinner, runnier, shinier and way less fun to create with. It can be used to both top cakes and other sweet bakes and to sandwich layers of cake together.
But we get it â pink isnât the first color that springs to mind when thinking of All Hallowsâ Eve. However, weâre not ones to follow, weâre ones to lead â so how about making your Halloween spread or trick or treat gifts pink themed this year? Youâll be the talk of the town and the only limitation is your imagination.
Imagine pink frosting covered in creepy black popping candy, spooky spider candies or with reusable plastic tombstones or skulls sticking out of it? Things donât have to be scary either, you could go cute, with dragon fruit pink frosting covered in sweet white chocolate-friendly ghosts.
To make our dragon fruit buttercream frosting, youâll need:
 
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Then, smother your cupcakes, muffins, brownies or whole cake with your pink buttercream frosting and decorate to your heartsâ content! Keep them all to your family to indulge in some haunted fun, host a pink party or hand them out to the best-dressed trick or treaters that knock on your door.
If youâre looking for the perfect accompaniment to your pink dragon fruit frosting, then use the same buttercream frosting recipe, and switch the dragon fruit powder out for Nature Restore Acai Berry Powder. With its deep purple hue, it makes brilliantly dark frosting, perfect for pairing with bat and witch decorations.

Our dragon fruit powder (which is also known as pink pitaya powder and hails from Central America and Mexico) is packed with beneficial vitamins, minerals and immune-supporting antioxidants. Acai berry powder is just as nutrient dense as itâs an antioxidant powerhouse.
So although the kids (and the big kids) will be eating cake, at least itâll have a pop of healthy nutrients.
Enchaaaaaantiiiing!
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