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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 3rd Edition
Home baked desserts from bakers right here in Kentucky!
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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 2nd Edition
We asked, and you submitted some great photos! Welcome back to another edition of Kentucky Sunday Sweets! Check out what our wonderful Kentucky Home Bakers have baked up this week!
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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 1st Edition
I thought it would be fun to start doing a Sunday blog post where I share Kentucky Home Baker’s work. I usually share this on our Facebook page, but a blog post seemed like more fun. I will feature some of the delicious treats shared by bakers in our Facebook group. You can join our group too if you live in Kentucky! To join you must answer the questions, and most of the time as long as the questions are answered we approve you! It’s that easy. Now on to the sweet stuff! Kentucky is full of very talented bakers and decorators! I hope you enjoyed this 1st edition of…
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Know Your Worth, Pricing For Your Home Baking Business
One of the most difficult aspects of starting a home baking business is knowing how much to charge. When you first start out you may not have the knowledge or the confidence that someone with more experience has, and you may feel as if you shouldn’t charge what you are worth. Let’s explore the pros and cons of pricing in the baking world. First, know that you cannot compete with a commercial bakery or big box store prices. If a potential customer comes to you with an idea, or wants something for below what it costs you to make it, then let it go. I will gladly tell customers with…
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Sherrie Gammie’s Cakes, LLC
We want to help promote your new Kentucky home baking business! We will be featuring the work of home baker’s around Kentucky on a regular basis. Email us at KentuckyHomeBakers@gmail.com or see our Facebook post to be featured! Sherrie Gammie’s Cakes, LLC is located in Florence, Kentucky. She creates gorgeous wedding cakes, party cakes and cookies! If you are in the area, give her a call for your next event! You can find her on Facebook and Instagram. You can contact Sherrie Gammie’s Cakes, LLC by email or phone. Phone: (859) 630-7505 Email: srgammie56@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sherrie-Gammies-Cakes-LLC-139186522774120/ Instagram: @sgcakesllc Follow us on social media, like our Facebook page or join our Facebook group for all baking related things. Follow us on…
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The Gingerbread Artist, Tunde’s Creations
We want to help promote your new Kentucky home baking business! We will be featuring the work of home baker’s around Kentucky on a regular basis. Email us at KentuckyHomeBakers@gmail.com or see our Facebook post to be featured! Tunde’s Creations will absolutely blow you away, and her attention to detail is superb! She is located in Bowling Green, Kentucky and can be found online in many locations that I have listed below. “Tunde is a Hungarian gingerbread artist living in the United States.  Her goal is to share the beautiful old tradition of gingerbread with the rest of the world.” Website: Tunde’s Creations Facebook Page: Tunde’s Creations YouTube Channel: Tunde’s Creations If you are…
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House Bill 263, Signed Into Law!
Today, April 2, 2018, House Bill 263 was signed into law by Governor Matt Bevin! The new law will take effect on July 1, 2018. Check out our page, House Bill 263 for information about the new law and what impact it will have on you! Thank you to everyone who signed and shared my petition! Thank you to all the home bakers who bravely shared their stories! Thank you to Representative Richard Heath for believing in our cause and filing House Bill 263! Thank you to all of the home bakers who took the time to bake treats and show up to Frankfort to talk with legislators, or be…
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The Kentucky House of Representatives and HB 263
This week I and other Kentucky Home Bakers went to Frankfort, KY to be there when the house voted on House Bill 263. First, we had a great group show up on Tuesday. I drove for 4 hours from Paducah to attend. Our home bakers gave cookies, cupcakes, and cake pops to be passed out by the house pages, and then we all patiently waited for the house chamber to begin. A few minutes after the proceedings began the house went to a recess. Our group was then informed that all bills on consent order would be postponed until Friday of this week. Sadly, I drove 4 hours home with…
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House Bill 263: An Act Related to Home-Based Food Products
January 23-25th we met with legislators in Frankfort, Kentucky to talk with them about changing Kentucky’s current law to allow all people to bake from home. We handed out cookies, cupcakes and information for them to consider about the cottage food industry. Representative Richard Heath agreed to sponsor our bill and the following week he filed House Bill 263: An act related to home-based food products. There are several steps involved for a bill to become law. This week, on February 15th House Bill 263 was heard before the Health and Family Services Committee. They voted on our bill and it passed unanimously! Here is a news article…
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Another Taste of Our Youth
“As single, male senior citizen, my home cooking abilities are severely limited. Something like this would help me get the homemade things that I remember so much from many years ago. It’s time we took the over-cautious mindset out of things and remembered that my generation drank water from a hose, shared drinks, rode in the back of pick-ups, never heard of seat belts and ate from trucks driving down the street. And by golly, we survived! Let us old-timers have another taste of our youth.” – Jim Lasch, 70 year-old retired veteran from Kentucky
