Posts by cupadeecakes

Even if they paid you $200 ($1/serving) you are still giving them a very nice gift.  Your time and talents are definitely worth something.  If they went to another cake vendor they would not get out so...

Absolutely!  My first airbrush was a Tester Aztek and it was horrible!  I have had a Badger airbrush that I really like, and I just got a Grex a couple of weeks ago.  Grex's are expensive, but they are supposed to be...

I have never of anything like this!  It's not what I tell my customers to expect and it sure doesn't reflect the cutting guide I leave with my cakes.  Just to be sure I just did a Google Image search on "round cake cutting...

Quote: Originally Posted by TheCakeDude  A large part of my business is based on the fact that I can smooth buttercream down to look like fondant. Most fondant designs can be achieved in buttercream, and if not you have...

Yikes... "indefinitely"?  Still, I agree that I think you would be OK to use fully cooked bacon in your products without the need for constant refrigeration.  Have you thought about candying the bacon?  Just cook it in...

Quote: Originally Posted by RoyalCreamery  Cupadee.. What area are you in? I dream of having a commercial kitchen someday.. Especially since I cater also... I'd love to see your work kitchen.   I am in Tunnel...

I have a commercial kitchen built onto my home, so I'm not considerd "cottage" but I do get regularly inspected by the Dept of Ag.  I spoke to her the last time she visited about the cottage food law here in GA and she said that...

Whoa, that's very tall.  My first thought, would be to glue 2 (or maybe 3) cake drums together with hot glue and then run your dowel though all the cake board layers.  But that's still a lot of height...I would definitely do...

My recommendation is to figure out who you want your customer to be,and then seek out the people that take care of those customers.  If you want brides as clients, then take some free samples to the catering manager at some of the...

Yes water, it dries eventually.  A clean wet paper towel works sometimes too.