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10/11/11 at 9:14am

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I'm making some Whoopee pies for a bake sale this weekend. Have you ever made them? I'm making red velvet with Cream cheese filling and chocolate with Peanut butter filling.

What should I put for the price? I want them to be able to make money off of them, but I don't want them not to sell by being over priced? Should I just let them price them?

Thanks.

Christy

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10/11/11 at 12:41pm

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There's a huge thread on them in the archives.

Theresa

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10/11/11 at 10:46pm

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It depends on the size you make them. Bake sales need low prices in order for them to make money. I just did a carnival for a school fair. I gave them the cookies, but they were quarter pound chocolate chip cookies. They sold them for $1.00 each, but they were huge. Just be ready to lower the prices of all of the products as the day goes on.

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10/12/11 at 10:09am

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