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Written by: Quincella GeigerReady to Start Your Home-Based Baking Business? Don't Become Overwhelmed. - Click To Read Article
I’ve received many e-mails on this subject. I’ve also consulted with bakers who are ready to start their baking businesses (preferably at home); but they’re walking around in a fog of confusion about what should be done first, second and thereafter. Having been there myself, I know the feeling.
Start Your Home-Based Baking Business! - Click To Read Article
This article gives a brief overview of the basic requiements involved with starting a baking business in the home,the agencies from whom permission must be granted, who might not be able to acquire permission to operate a food business from the home and the reasons why? If a business license and health permit are granted, this article also dicusses some of the bakery setup procedures and some of the things that the home baker should expect as a business owner.
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About the Author: Quincella Geiger RSS for Quincella's articles - Visit Quincella's website My love and fascination for baking started when my grandmother Hattie would let me help her with making cakes, pies and a family favorite, bread pudding. Throughout the years, baking and collecting recipes continued to be my favorite hobbies. At holiday time, I always had more requests for baked goods than I could handle. In 1985, I resigned my position with a company in Atlanta, Georgia. While I pondered my next employment move, a friend urged me to start a baking business. I was very reluctant and not sure that this was financially a good decision, but decided to give it a try. I started a home-based baking business that featured a variety of frosted cakes, cheesecakes, and pound cakes. My twenty-plus years in the business have been spent providing specialty desserts and gourmet gifts to restaurants, dessert caf�s, delicatessens, hotels, private clubs, colleges, hospitals, commercial real-estate management companies, TV news anchors, and some of the most prestigious corporations at the Atlanta Financial Center. Owning and operating a home-based baking business has been profitable, fun, exciting, challenging, frustrating, and a tremendous learning experience! All of these experiences and numerous requests for information compelled me to write and self publish my first book �Bringing Home the Baking�. I am currently teaching classes, based on the book, for Clayton State University�s continuing education division. I also provide free information sessions for public libraries in the metro Atlanta area. Click here to visit Quincella's website Start Your HomeBased Baking Business Ready to Start Your HomeBased Baking Business Dont Become Overwhelmed |
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