These panda cupcakes are almost too cute to eat. Almost. Cause I’d totally snarf them down in a heartbeat. They’re cute, but they also look delicious!

The first was found on Dorie Greenspan’s site, and instructions on making them can be found in this amazing book Hello, Cupcake! Available from Amazon for only $10.85

And what’s better than panda cupcakes? PINK panda cupcakes. Bakerella made them with Strawberry Milkshake flavored Oreos – I didn’t even know those existed! Yum!

This comes from lovely reader polkadotz. She found these awesome party supplies at OrientalTrading.com. They have absolutely EVERYTHING Kung Fu Panda related you could ever want for a party.

You can buy everything all at once in an Ultimate Party Pack for $109.95, but it doesn’t really give a description of what’s included – just a photo. There’s a piñata at least!

How about some Kung Fu Panda PEZ dispensers? $17.95 for a dozen.

Cupcakes are so trendy these days, you know I was bound to feature some soon. These adorable panda cupcakes are sesame, green tea and vanilla flavored – a bit odd, but definitely unique enough to warrant a try. The recipe and decorating instructions can be found at Not Quite Nigella.

I’m about to tell you more than you ever needed, or wanted, to know about me, so forgive me. I’m really crampy right now and a bowl of ice cream would do wonders to cure that.

I’m positive of it.

I wish they had Perry’s ice cream within a 50 mile radius of me, because I think I would actually drive that far to get it. Unfortunately, they only distribute to New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. Lucky states.

Now, I’ve never actually had Perry’s Ice Cream, so it really could be utter trash, but let’s be positive and list the pros:

• It’s named Panda Paws. Anything panda related is worth trying.
• It has Peanut Butter Panda Paw Cups. Just saying that makes me happy.
• It comes in yummy flavors: Chocolate, Cherry & Original
• It comes in a Light version, which will obviously not make me thinner, but is better than full calories, right?
  
• It’s Kosher. I’m not Jewish, but Kosher always seems like a good thing to be to me.

Anyone ever actually had it? Am I just romanticizing it in my head or is it actually as awesome as I’ve purported?

There’s a quick, easy recipe at BettyCrocker.com for a panda cake. And what more do you want in a recipe other than panda related, quick and easy? Absolutely nothing.