Where to Sell Your Home Baked Goods At
73So you have
always been told that you are a good baker and should open up a bakery
or sell your baked goods somewhere. However, if you are like most of us
you are nervous and scared about opening up your own bakery because of
the economy faltering or you might not just have enough capital to
qualify for a business loan that you need to make the equipment
purchases that are needed to have a proper bakery. If that is the case
for you then here are some ideas that can help you sell your bake goods
that you might not have thought of trying before.
The first
place that you can try to do with your bake goods is bake some samples
that you can take to various smaller local coffee shops. I know that
most areas you can easily find a small locally owned coffee shop that
either bakes their own goods or has to order them from a supplier.
Which most locally owned coffee shops in my experience would rather
have the ability to purchase the baked goods that they sell from a
local person rather than have to pay for the shipping and cost of their
supplier or have to worry about the supplier deciding to stop carrying
a product.
The second place that you might want to investigate
selling your bake goods at would be going to local flea markets and
seeing about renting a stall to sell your bake goods at. However, you
will want to find out what the local regulations are prior to doing
this to find out what you will have to comply to for the laws. So you
will want to ask about this when you call to inquire about a space at a
flea market because from time to time they will have the numbers that
you need to be able to contact the proper person to find out what you
need to do to be in compliance with the law.
The third place
that you could try selling your bake goods to is at local farm stands
during the summer months or craft shows in the winter months. Now for
these places you might have to talk to the owner of the farm stand, or
organizer of the craft show to ensure that baked goods would be
acceptable to sell at their location.
While many people might
tell you that your baking would sell you will never really know until
you try to sell your bake goods at various stores. However, if you do
not have the money to start your own bakery here are some great ideas
of where you can sell your own baked goods.
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Yes it is a great thing to do because you are going to be around your family more than what you thought possible! I know that is why I started baking out of my own house and sold to local coffee shops. Another place that people have mentioned to sell at is approaching office buildings about setting up a little kiosk in the lobby during morning rush.
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Jennifer says:
3 months ago
Thanks - great article - I have been slowly working towards the goal of starting my own business and recently got my kitchen certified