Terms and conditions are vital for your business, and they help protect you.
If you have struggled with writing some for your business, you're not alone. Perhaps you're not sure how to word things? Or you simply aren't sure what to include, etc?
I've taken all the guesswork out for you. I have a template that's completely customisable for your business and will ensure you have everything covered.
Comment "TEMPLATE" to get a link sent through to you.
Tag a fellow baker or small business owner who needs this, then make sure you're following me for more tips and stunning creations.
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2024 Part 5
Last one, I actually had so many amazing creations to fit into reels to wrap up the year, and that's all thanks to you 🫵❤️
If you have supported my little business at all throughout 2024, I just want to say again a massive thank you, and you are appreciated so much for it.
I'm excited for what's to come in 2025, may this year bring you all the health, wealth, and happiness you deserve 💖
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2024 Part 4.
Hope everyone is having a good and safe New Year's and welcoming in 2025.
It's been a very quiet one for us, but that's ok. I think we are still adjusting to life with a newborn again, however I'm also trying to savour every piece of it as I know it doesn't last long.
His leg scrunch, big yawns, and sleepy smiles get me every time 🥹
What do you love or miss the most about the newborn stage?
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The last day of 2024.
A good time to reflect on the year you've had, what goals you may have for 2025, and what you're grateful for. 🫶
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Some truly amazing cakes have left my kitchen this year, and with every cake I've done, it's either given me a chance to learn something new or helped me improve on something. I've also watched my event side of things improve massively, and I'm so proud of it. I've loved being able to be apart of so many beautiful and special occasions. 🥲🥰
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Just a little reminder 😊
Also, to achieve this pipping technique, use loyal piping tip 1E.
Follow for more tips and advice.
Credit to @jayshetty
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Starting your own home baking business can seem like a scary thought at first. Knowing some tips on how to succeed can really help.
* Practice makes perfect.
Before you start selling your baked goods, you need to ensure you have spent time practising your recipes and decorating skills.
* Price well and know your worth.
Once you have mastered what you would like to specialise in, make sure that you are setting your prices to cover your time and skill.
* Do some market research.
This can also help with setting prices, etc. See what other businesses in the same niche are charging, how they are marketing products, etc.
* Set goals for yourself.
It's always good to have an idea of what you would like to achieve and some time frames on achieving it. This is also a great way to look back at how far you have come.
* Creating a good work/life balance.
This is important for ensuring you don't burn out. Figuring out how much you can take on each week helps ensure you don't overwork yourself, but also helps keep time for yourself and other commitments.
* Knowing all of your council and legal obligations.
This stuff is important as it's always needed when running a home bakery. Spending time doing research and knowing what's required before you start ensures you are setting your business up properly.
* Learn about different ways to market your products, promote your business, and build a good customer base.
This will help push your business out even more and ultimately bring in more revenue.
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Do you ever wonder exactly how much batter you need to be putting into each cupcake case to bake perfect cupcakes every time?
Here it is......
You only need to be filling the case about half or spooning in about 2 and a half tablespoons of mixture (for standard sized cupcakes).
This will ensure you don't overflow your cases, and you will get a perfect sized cupcake baked every time.
Needing an amazing recipe as well? Combining this tip with my vanilla cupcake recipe will give you perfect, moist, and delicious cupcakes.
Just comment "CUPCAKE" for a link to get yours.
Then, follow @stella_cakes_and_events for more tips and stunning creations.
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He doesn't really help with the set-ups, but he is the best when it comes to pick-up time 🥰
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Believe it or not, it really is all the amazing customers I've had. The amazing feedback I receive, the photos shared, and supportive comments, etc.
It truly fills my heart with so much appreciation 🥹🫶
I love what I do and that I'm able to be a part of so many special events.
If you have supported my business in any way over the years, I just want to say thank you. 🙏 Nothing ever goes unnoticed. 🩷
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Not long now 😬😬
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Here it is ⬇️
This simple technique will help you achieve sharp edges on any cake that you do and will really improve your skills to wow your guests at your next event.
💥 Crumb coat your cake, then place into the fridge or freezer to chill.
💥 Apply your top coat, also smooth the top the best you can. Resmooth the sides, then place back into the fridge or freezer to chill. (If you smooth the top first, you won't need to resmooth the sides)
💥 For this next step, it's important that your icing has set. Otherwise, it won't work so well!!
Use a small knife to cut the excess icing off the top. Be careful not to cut too deep as you don't want to go through all the icing layers. You just want to cut enough to cut off the excess icing around the top.
💥 Once all the excess is gone and you're happy with how it looks, apply a small amount of your buttercream to the top of the cake and smooth out using a small cake spatula. Fill any gaps where you may have cut and can see exposed cake. You can also use your cake smoother to help do the top as it covers a larger area.
💥 Resmooth the sides gently as it's really just to smooth out around the top edge. Then, using your small cake spatula, gently scrape the excess icing towards the middle of the cake, ensuring to wipe your spatula clean after every wipe.
💥 You can repeat this if you're not quite happy with how your edges look. Bit this is by far the best way to achieve sharp edges on buttercream cakes.
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