World record attempt
Six cupcakes. One clock.
All for a good cause.
Bring your team to take on a world record attempt while giving back. Every cupcake decorated on the day goes to four Toronto shelters.
Pick your time01
Three lanes, head to head to head. Decorate six cupcakes as fast as you can in our world record attempt for the fastest time to decorate six cupcakes. Every attempt is filmed and timed, and your time goes up on the live leaderboard.
The time to beat: 44.34s
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Rather not race? Grab a seat at a decorating station and go at your own pace. Every cupcake is boxed up and delivered to four Toronto shelters.
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Cheer on your team, follow the live leaderboard and see if anyone can take down 44.34. We've saved a few surprises for the day.
The time to beat
Can your team beat 44.34?
This clock runs in real time. That's all you get for six cupcakes.
They're stricter than you'd think. That's half the fun.
It doesn't count if icing or sprinkles land on the paper case or plate, more than 1cm of cake is showing, or the sprinkles have big gaps.
Five time blocks across the day, with 20 spots in each. Drop in any time during your block.
Morning
9:30 to 11:00 am
Midday
11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Early afternoon
1:30 to 3:00 pm
Afternoon
3:30 to 5:00 pm
After work
5:00 pm onwards
Bringing your team? Copy your block's link and send it to them so you're all in together. Everyone registers on their own.
Every decorated cupcake is boxed, wrapped and stacked on display through the day, then delivered to four Toronto shelters.
Four shelters.Made to be given.
Each block is 90 minutes. Come for all of it or drop in when you can.
No, it's free.
No. Decorating for donation is open to everyone, and cheering on your team counts too.
Anyone 18 or older. Attempts run in the order people join the queue, so we can't promise everyone a turn.
Yes. Breakfast, lunch or afternoon bites depending on your block, plus drinks at the bar.
It's a real world record attempt for the fastest time to decorate six cupcakes. Times on the day are unofficial. Anything under 44.34 seconds goes to review before a record can be claimed.
Lori Mortensen, lmortensen@sparkrecruiting.ca
