I think I may have just come up with one of the most exciting business concepts I've ever developed for home bakers. And no, it's not another recipe, another dessert trend, or another way to sell at markets. It's an entirely different way to think about WHERE and HOW we sell what we already make. I'm still putting all the pieces together, but the more I work through it, the more excited I get about the possibilities. Because what if the biggest opportunity for your home bakery isn't finding more customers? What if it's changing how your desserts reach them? Stay tuned. This one could be BIG.

What kind of baking items are included in the class? It's not just cake pucks, is it?

If you’re still figuring out what to offer for Halloween, I’ve added the Sweet Boo Box Kit to the premium section of the Classroom for $17. You can make these as cake pucks, cake pops, cakesicles, or truffles—use the format that works for you! Inside you’ll find: • Four no-bake recipes • An extra recipe modification to replace Pillsbury’s unavailable Salted Caramel Apple dough • Decorating and presentation inspiration • Pricing, preorder, and sales strategy ideas • Six “You’ve Been Boo’d” printable card designs • Packaging links, including the boxes I use and my Halloween napkin trick The idea is to save you some of that “What should I make? How should I package it? How do I get people interested?” time so you can get your offer together and start taking orders. Head to the Classroom and look for Sweet Boo Boxes to grab the kit!

I’ve added a new section inside Grow Your Bakery: Product Development Ideas! This is where I’ll share concepts, seasonal twists, and ways to turn simple treats into experiences your customers want to buy. First up: Monster Munch! Think Halloween party favors, family movie-night snacks, and build-your-own mix kits for kids. We’re thinking outside the Chex box with this one! These are ideas for you to test and make your own—not tested Boujie Bites recipes. You’ll get a starting point and ways to explore the sales opportunities. Find it under Grow Your Bakery → Product Development Ideas → Monster Munch. I’d love to hear what you’d put in yours!

Caramel Apple Magic: Sell the Experience, Not Just the Dessert! I've just added a brand-new FREE mini-course to the Classroom, and this one is a little different! Because we're not making recipes. We're creating OPPORTUNITIES! Here's the idea... What if you could take something as simple as caramel apple nachos and turn it into a beautifully packaged, ready-to-enjoy family experience? Think pumpkin carving nights, fall movie marathons, family traditions, and cozy evenings together. Now imagine selling a kit that takes all the shopping, chopping, crushing, and preparation off Mom's plate so she can actually ENJOY those moments with her family. THAT'S what we're creating! 🍏 WHO IS THIS FOR? - Home bakers looking for something different to offer their customers. - Farm stand owners wanting to increase sales with seasonal add-on products. - Bakers interested in partnering with local farms, pumpkin patches, or markets. - Anyone looking for creative ways to stand out without adding another complicated dessert to their menu. - 🍎 WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? Inside this six-lesson course, we're covering: ✔️ How to turn a simple dessert idea into a sellable experience. ✔️ What to include in your kits and how to structure them. ✔️ Packaging ideas and where to source supplies. ✔️ Creative flavor combinations that make your kits stand out. ✔️ How to MARKET the experience instead of just listing ingredients. ✔️ Simple, inexpensive extras like conversation starter cards, coloring pages, and family activities that can increase the perceived value of your kits. I'm even including copy-and-paste AI prompts to help you create some of those extras yourself! And here's what I really want you to understand... This isn't about everyone making identical caramel apple kits. It's about learning to recognize opportunities. Sometimes customers aren't paying you because they can't make something themselves. They're paying you because you've made it easier for them to enjoy something they already wanted to do.