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post #46 of 63
Cake decorating ROCKS!!
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post #47 of 63
LMAO!! That was hilarious!

I think most could be said for cakes on the whole... LOL!

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post #48 of 63
Isn't trademarking a cupcake bar like trying to trademark sneakers? I mean you can trademark "cupcake bar" probably, but the whole concept thing? I doubt it. Otherwise there would only be one grocery store chain. But hey, I'm not a lawyer. But my son is going to school to be one. I'll ask him when I get the chance.

I wish you all the luck. I too have been in discussion to franchise my cake shop concept after I get all the bugs ironed out. I'll keep an eye out for your franchise when it become available.
post #49 of 63
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For those with a sense of humor....or seeking the truth icon_wink.gif

http://happysugarbakingland.typepad.com/happy-sugar-baking-land/2011/04/how-to-start-a-cupcake-business.html



OMG, that's soooo funny.

I watch cupcake wars sometimes but the French guy kills me. I just want to scream "IT'S A DAMN CUPCAKE NOT A MONET PAINTING!!!"
post #50 of 63
I've read quite a few articles lately that have stated bakeries and cupcakeries are some of the only places doing well while our economy has been in the crapper.

Reasons why...

#1. good food, especially sweets make people happy.

#2. Everyone can afford a $3.00 cupcake

#3. things from bakeries and cupcakeries are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a dessert shop. Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat foods that aren't good for them.
post #51 of 63
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Originally Posted by ccr03

For those with a sense of humor....or seeking the truth icon_wink.gif

http://happysugarbakingland.typepad.com/happy-sugar-baking-land/2011/04/how-to-start-a-cupcake-business.html



Lol! Thats what you call hitting the nail right on the head!
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post #52 of 63
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Originally Posted by Paperfishies

I've read quite a few articles lately that have stated bakeries and cupcakeries are some of the only places doing well while our economy has been in the crapper.

Reasons why...

#1. good food, especially sweets make people happy.

#2. Everyone can afford a $3.00 cupcake

#3. things from bakeries and cupcakeries are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a dessert shop. Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat foods that aren't good for them.



Oooh I'm the opposite then.

#1. good food, especially gyro's make me happy.

#2. I'll pay up to $4 for a gyro, but not $3 for a cupcake.
But, make that a Neopolitan and I will!

#3. things from gyro shops and extreme pita shops are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a gyro shop! Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat Gyro's that are sooooo good for them!

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post #53 of 63
I used to love gyro's until I worked in a gyro shop in high school. Never again! lol
post #54 of 63
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Originally Posted by warchild

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Originally Posted by Paperfishies

I've read quite a few articles lately that have stated bakeries and cupcakeries are some of the only places doing well while our economy has been in the crapper.

Reasons why...

#1. good food, especially sweets make people happy.

#2. Everyone can afford a $3.00 cupcake

#3. things from bakeries and cupcakeries are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a dessert shop. Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat foods that aren't good for them.



Oooh I'm the opposite then.

#1. good food, especially gyro's make me happy.

#2. I'll pay up to $4 for a gyro, but not $3 for a cupcake.
But, make that a Neopolitan and I will!

#3. things from gyro shops and extreme pita shops are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a gyro shop! Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat Gyro's that are sooooo good for them!

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heehee Maybe you were being sarcastic, but I love gyros, too!! Real Greek ones from a Greek vendor. mmmmm I want one now.

I guess everybody has their little impulse buys.
post #55 of 63
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Originally Posted by Paperfishies

I used to love gyro's until I worked in a gyro shop in high school. Never again! lol



Ooh, I'd be in heaven if I worked in a gyro shop! Just think of how many I could eat in a single day!!! icon_razz.gif
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post #56 of 63
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Originally Posted by Sangriacupcake

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Originally Posted by warchild

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Originally Posted by Paperfishies

I've read quite a few articles lately that have stated bakeries and cupcakeries are some of the only places doing well while our economy has been in the crapper.

Reasons why...

#1. good food, especially sweets make people happy.

#2. Everyone can afford a $3.00 cupcake

#3. things from bakeries and cupcakeries are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a dessert shop. Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat foods that aren't good for them.



Oooh I'm the opposite then.

#1. good food, especially gyro's make me happy.

#2. I'll pay up to $4 for a gyro, but not $3 for a cupcake.
But, make that a Neopolitan and I will!

#3. things from gyro shops and extreme pita shops are often impulse buys...ones that people can afford. You are on your way home from work, had a crappy day and ohhhhh you pass a gyro shop! Plopping down $3 or $4 dollars for something yummy is easier done that going to saks and buying a $500 handbag.

#4. Because of the economy, rising gas prices, job loss people are depressed. What do people do when they're depressed? They eat Gyro's that are sooooo good for them!

icon_biggrin.gif



heehee Maybe you were being sarcastic, but I love gyros, too!! Real Greek ones from a Greek vendor. mmmmm I want one now.

I guess everybody has their little impulse buys.



Haha, yes, I was just being cheeky. But, I'd still buy a gyro over a cupcake though. Add some extra Greek sprinkles and I'd buy two!! thumbs_up.gif
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post #57 of 63
Trademarking the NAME/LOGO not the concept, you can't trademark an idea.
post #58 of 63
Me too cakesdivine. Sometime it's not worth the explanation. Good grief!
post #59 of 63
Sorry, I was one of those that thought you were trademarking the concept. I guess we all got confused with the saying the original cupcake bar seeing there are so many around.
post #60 of 63
cakesdivine, I have to say I love the idea (even if it is similar to other ideas). For me, the novelty wouldn't wear off. Heck, I do my own baking, but if I could come to a shop like that for one cupcake, even better! Good luck! Can't wait to hear full details!
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