Ep 17. And the Kosher Cupcaks

Max and Caroline decided to try their hands at making kosher cupcakes when Max discovered a flyer for a Jewish singles mixer at the synagogue next door to the cupcake shop. Hoping to meet eligible bachelors and potentially snag a wealthy husband, they decide to make a batch of kosher cupcakes to sell at the mixer.

Despite their best efforts to make the cupcakes authentically kosher, they also try to keep their signature style and flavors intact. This leads to some comical mishaps, such as accidentally putting bacon bits in the batter and trying to cover it up with extra vanilla.

As they prepare for the mixer, Max and Caroline also have to deal with some personal issues. Max is still struggling to come to terms with her feelings for Johnny, the cute and charming graffiti artist who occasionally stops by the cupcake shop. Meanwhile, Caroline is still trying to get over her recent breakup with her ex-boyfriend, Candy Andy, and is determined to prove that she is over him.

At the mixer, things don't quite go as planned when the rabbi in charge of the event discovers that the cupcakes are not fully kosher. Max and Caroline scramble to fix the mistake, but their efforts are complicated by a group of Hassidic Jewish men who have taken a liking to their cupcakes.

As they try to navigate the complex world of kosher baking and Jewish dating, Max and Caroline learn some valuable lessons about tradition, respect, and following the rules - even if it means sacrificing some of their own creativity. In the end, they manage to salvage the situation and even find some unexpected romantic connections along the way.

Overall, "And the Kosher Cupcakes" is a fun and lighthearted episode that showcases the dynamic duo of Max and Caroline and their unique blend of humor, heart, and culinary creativity. Fans of the show will enjoy the mix of zany humor and heartfelt moments, as well as the clever twists and turns that keep the plot moving and the characters constantly on their toes. Whether you're a fan of cupcakes, Judaism, or just good old-fashioned comedy, this episode has something for everyone.