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9 hours ago
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Halal favourite Fluff Bakery closes after 12 years of iconic Nutella red velvet cupcakes, ondeh ondeh cakes & more
It's a sad week for cupcake lovers. After close to 12 years of filling lives with little morsels of doughy joy, Fluff Bakery at 795 North Bridge Road has announced that it will be closing its doors for good. In a heartfelt Instagram post on 15 Aug, the team admitted that it has been tough to keep afloat the past few years. 'It breaks our hearts to close our doors forever,' they wrote, adding that their priority now is to settle staff salaries, suppliers, and rent before bidding goodbye to their loyal community. Their last day of operations will be sometime in mid- to late-September. Fluff has been more than just a bakery for many, if the engagement on the post is anything to go by. They've been a part of birthdays, weddings, and everyday treats that brighten someone's day. Fans have braved the snaking queues for their best-selling Nutella Red Velvet (S$4.50) and Salted Caramel (S$4.50) cupcakes, or ordered the iconic cake (S$42 for 6″, S$84 for 9″) for special occasions. Apart from their evergreen options, Fluff is known for its seasonal surprises that rotate every month. From local twists like and cupcakes to Salted Egg Yolk Chicken Floss Donuts and extra creamy , every visit feels like unwrapping a gift on Christmas day. This closure has sparked an emotional wave online, with fans sharing fond memories and heartfelt tributes in the comments of the Instagram post. Many reminisced about growing up with Fluff's bakes, and even more suggested the team consider continuing as a home-based business. As they tide through their final hurrah, Fluff hopes that customers can continue to support them whether in-store, online, or through bake sales, to close this chapter without debts or regrets. If Fluff Bakery has ever sweetened a moment in your life, now's the time to savour one last bite. 10 hawker bakeries with affordable bakes like mochi pies, financiers & lemon meringue tarts The post Halal favourite Fluff Bakery closes after 12 years of iconic Nutella red velvet cupcakes, ondeh ondeh cakes & more appeared first on
Daily Mail
05-06-2025
- General
- Daily Mail
Teen killed by poisoned cupcake sent by classmate who claimed it was from a 'secret admirer'
A teenager in Brazil allegedly killed her friend by sending her an arsenic-laced cupcake - and claiming it was from a secret admirer in a bid to 'scare' her. The 'jealous' perpetrator also sent two notes - purportedly written by the mystery paramour - praising the 'most beautiful' 17-year-old unnamed victim. She then watched silently as her classmate Ana Neves fell ill and was rushed to hospital where she died, according to the victim's father, Silvio das Neves. 'After my daughter died, she still greeted me and hugged me,' the grief-stricken father claimed. The two separate notes read: 'A treat for the most beautiful girl I've ever seen' and 'A gift for the sweetest girl with the most incredible personality I know.' In an attempt to trace the mystery benefactor, a curious Neves had sent an audio message to a group chat asking who among her pals in Itapecerica - about 310 miles north of Sao Paulo - had sent the treat and the notes. But there was no response, according to Brazilian news outlet G1. The victim fell sick around an hour after eating the cake at 6pm on Saturday but was initially discharged from hospital that night. Neves returned home for a sleepover with the suspect, not knowing she had tried to kill her. Her condition took a turn for the worse on Sunday when she became ill and fell in her bathroom. Neves' father told reporters that she was dead by the time she had arrived at the hospital, where doctors failed to revive her from a cardiac arrest. 'This girl went to sleep at my house and was there for the whole thing,' Neves said after his daughter's burial service. 'She saw [Ana] feeling sick, she saw when I took her to the hospital and, the next day, she also saw my daughter falling in the bathroom and she didn't show any reaction.' Sao Paulo Civil Police investigators analyzed surveillance cameras near Ana Neves' home and were able to identify the license plate number of the motorcycle courier who delivered the poisoned cupcake. The deliveryman was able to share the address to the suspect's home. The suspect was accompanied by her mother to the Itapecerica Police Station, where she initially denied involvement. She later admitted buying arsenic online for about $11.50 (65 Brazilian reals) and purchasing the cupcake at a bakery near her home. While at home, she added the toxic chemical on the cupcake and then requested the courier service, paying around 88 cents (5 reals) for the delivery. The teen also admitted to poisoning another classmate, 17-year-old Kamilly da Silva, on May 15 because she just wanted to frighten her. She said she targeted da Silva because she had not gotten over her breakup with her two previous boyfriends, according to a statement that was obtained by CNN Brasil. She told investigators she 'did not intend for any greater harm to happen' to both of the victims and that she just wanted both girls to 'experience bad symptoms, such as vomiting.' Da Silva made a full recovery, but never filed a police report. Silvio das Neves could not understand why his daughter's classmate wanted to cause harm. 'My daughter didn't deserve this,' he said. 'She was a good person. She had no vices, she didn't mess with anyone. She was a hard worker.'
