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FEAR FACTORY Cupcake Has Arrived

November 21, 2013

Hardcore Sweet Custom Cupcakes, winner of the recent "Cupcake Wars" on the Food Network, has just made a spicy FEAR FACTORY cupcake. A red velvet and jalapeño cake with cream cheese frosting topped with a chocolate jalapeño candy dusted with cayenne, it is available now at www.hardcoresweetcupcakes.com.

FEAR FACTORY guitarist Dino Cazares personally sampled the new FEAR FACTORY cupcake when the "Cupcake Wars" winning recipe (not the FEAR FACTORY cupcake) was featured at the grand opening of the month-long haunted music attraction Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare. Rob Zombie himself, who served as a judge on the program, wanted the cupcakes to be vegan and contain extremely spicy ingredients.

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