Food Network Sued Over Snow Globe Cupcakes How-To Video Lists of ingredients aren't protected by copyright, but recipe how-to videos might be.

Elizabeth LaBau’s holiday cupcake recipe was so popular it crashed her food blog. It was clever, after all. LaBau, who runs SugarHero.com, had figured out a way to make edible snow globe ...

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Food blogger Elizabeth LaBau, who runs the website SugarHero, created a viral recipe for snow-globe cupcakes back in 2014. Took a little trial and error, but she found a relatively painless way to ...

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Say hello to my leetle friends-- Snow Globe Cupcakes with Gelatin Bubbles. Yes, the "glass" is made of gelatin! On SugarHero.com now. A post shared by Elizabeth LaBau - SugarHero! (@elabau) on Dec ...

Elizabeth LaBau posted a recipe for snow globe cupcakes on her recipe website SugarHero in 2014, which later went viral, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Food Network may need to wipe the egg off its face. It’s being sued for stealing the idea and technique for a snow globe cupcakes how-to video by a woman who runs recipe site SugarHero.com.