Place the blueberries and the powdered sugar in a Vitamix or Blendtec jar. If you have access to a Vitamix grains container, that will help keep the powdered sugar from clumping. If using a Blendtec, you can use a Twister jar for the whole operation. If using the standard Blendtec jars, you will need to stop the machine and scrape ingredients towards the blade.

Blend the dried blueberries and the powdered sugar together for 30 seconds on Variable Speed 10 (Vitamix) or Speed 7/Medium-High (Blendtec), until it looks like violet powdered sugar. Remove the sugar mixture from the blender container and set aside.

Cut up the butter and the cream cheese into one inch cubes, and place into either a 3-inch Wet Vitamix container or a Blendtec Twister jar.

If using a Vitamix, start the speed on Variable 1, and slowly increase to 10/High. Blend for a total of one minute. Be prepared to use the tamper to push the material into the blades, and also be prepared to scrape with a spatula. Hint - There will be less scraping if you double the recipe.

If using a Blendtec, bring the speed up to 7 or 8, rotating the Twister jar top to push the material into the blades below. Process for one minute. The cream cheese and the butter should be barely creamed together. If there are still a few small bits that aren’t mixed in yet, don’t worry.

Add the sugar mixture, and process for 30 seconds more on Variable Speed 10 (Vitamix) or Speed 7 (Blendtec), again using the tamper or rotating the Twister top.

DO NOT OVERBLEND! Blending for significantly longer periods of time will not make this fluffier, but it will melt the butter, so it’s more of a glaze.

The finished frosting is very spreadable, although (depending on heat/humidity), you might want to refrigerate it a bit if piping it onto your muffins.

Try frosting these lemon poppy seed cupcakes with your Blueberry Cream Cheese and enjoy!

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