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. >>> i'm one-on-one with candace nelson the founder of sprinkles and guess what?you ever wake up in the middle of the night and you have a craving for something sweet? i do it all the time. guess what? you can get the mix with sprinkles mix, and you can do it like at home in the middle of the night and make cupcakes 1:00, 2:00 in the morning and just satisfy that craving. guess what? she's here with me now. rock they're celebrating their first anniversary, they're at 30th and m street northwest and these are -- she's going to -- start mixing. >> ownership making the -- i'm making the strawberry cupcakes from scratch here. spring has sprung and what's better than a fresh strawberry cupcake. i've already got the butter and sugar and eggs in there. now we're just going to throw our dry ingredients together which is the salt, the baking powder and flour. >> the rest pee is on -- recipe is on the website. jchayward.com. if you don't get all of this down it's okay. go to the website. ha hey -- jchayward.com. >> the world's best vanilla. >> the great vanilla. >> the best

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. >> reporter: the owner of sprinkles, candace nelson, happens to be a judge on the food network showthe idea of a cupcake atm after having late night cupcake cravings while pregnant. it's definitely a novelty. >> i'm videotaping you with my camera. >> reporter: they eventually hope to open cupcake atms at all ten sprinkles nationwide in places like new york and washington. it's one thing for, say, a coke to pop out of a vending machine, but a cupcake, it needs tender loving care. the screen gives your view as your cupcake is retrieved by a robot arm with a suction thingy. the excitement was almost too much for this first timer. >> oh, my god, is this real? >> reporter: she was less excited about paying $4. >> $4? >> reporter: but look how the hungry hordes line up to buy them. ♪ we love sprinkles >> reporter: they're 50 cents cheaper inside, though you probably have to wait. and what if the store isn't open? you'd be surprised at some of the weird things that have come out of vending machines, from ladies nylons back in the '50s to meat, steaks and chops, and even live bait? but nigh