I've uploaded a new version of Cupcake for testing which can be found in the Update Testing page. I also created a "Cupcake Testing" page for it on the wiki, but for some reason it redirects to the Cupcake page instead and apparently an organizer is needed to remove the redirect. Sorry for the bother.

In the meantime these are the changes I've written on the page:

Sims have the option to purchase just a single serving of a group serving on display instead of the whole thing.

Added a new "Buy Food" interaction to all chillers and displays, which buys only a single serving of the selected food and automatically pushed the sim to eat the bought item immediately on purchase. Also the food choices will appear in a selection menu if there is more than one item of food on display.

Sims will now autonomously buy and eat foods on display when they are hungry

Removed the redirect on Cupcake testing and should now be approachable as a standalone page.

Should I add the testing mod in the Mod Updater to broaden the field?

Ah yes, that was done a while ago because the Cupcake Testing page was turning thousands of hits and I didn't want users to go into no where land when it went stable.

Thanks! As for adding it to the Updater, I'm fine with whatever the protocol is for a new mod in testing though it should be stable enough to go there as is

Updated the modindex with Cupcake V6 in testing and should now be visible in the Mod Updater with the option Update Test Versions ticked in.

Thanks J4Ks

@icarus .. awesome and thank you. I'll grab the test version and see how it plays out.
And, while I'm at it thank you Chain and J4Ks

What would we ever do without you guys continuing to enhance and upgrade all out precious mods ... THANK YOU ALL!!

Well that was awfully kind. I'll deflect my thanks back to you for all the help you provide with the guides and everything else you do around here. And I concur a thanks to J4Ks for always saving my forgetful behind. Another cheers to icarus. It's pretty cool to have my first child being improved.