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The Cupcake Will Never Die: Crumbs Expands to Calabasas
This last Saturday, Crumbs Bake Shop opened their doors on yet another location, this time in the West Valley city of Calabasas. And in the tradition of their grand openings, they'll celebrate by giving 1,000 cupcakes away next Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. That's one per person, first come, first serve. At previous openings like at Glendale and Beverly Hills, there were lines around the block before the shops even opened, and the free cupcakes were gone well before lunchtime. And if that's not enough indulgence for you, another Crumbs location is slated to open in Malibu in the yet-to-come shopping center, The Lumber Yard, across from the Country Mart.
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