Brandon and I celebrated Obama’s win a couple hours before it was actually called by checking out Hey Cupcake, the airstream trailor stand on South Congress Avenue.

Lucy was extremely happy with the customer service because they provided her with homemade, organic, peanut-butter flavor dog treats. She even showed off her favorite trick and jumped up to the window to give the cupcake man a high five. The owner tells me that someone on staff bakes those dog treats and brings ‘em in for the customers dogs. So cool.

The Celeste’s Best cupcake was delicious. I was completely surprised that it was tastier and more moist than the Hey Cupcake one. Both were really good though and the carton of milk washed them down nicely. Celeste was a critic’s pick in the Austin Chronicle this year as the “Best Way to Turn a Kid Vegan.” Her goodies are available at the following Austin businesses: Cafe Caffeine, Monkeywrench Bookstore, Spider House, Thunderbird Coffee, Clementine, Progress, Fair Bean, and Hey Cupcake.

According to Celeste, when a product is vegan, it doesn’t contain any ingredients that come from animals. The obvious examples are cow’s milk, eggs, butter, and cheese. Not so obvious ingredients that are not vegan include honey, whey, casein, and anything with lactose.