I own a salon and LOVE to bake. I have baked treats for clients in the past. Do any of you sell them at your shops? If so, what recipes sell the best?
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Home made and sent-by-mail bakery items. They dont sell that well either. You would think the fancier the treat with carob frosting - the faster it would sell - NOT
I now carry lots of jars of http://www.GrandmaLucys.com lots of varieties, cookies, meatballs all freeze-dried, stay fresh for a year unopened and 3 months opened. Profit is about 4 per jar and worth it.
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I recieved a sample from The dog house bakery in East Rutherford, NJ. They make some really nice stuff. They have these cookies on a dental chew they call lolipups. My dog loves them. They also make these things that look like little pizza's my dogs love those too. There products are awesome and they wrap them in the cutiest baggies with pawprints on them. They also use pawprint ribbons too. So cute!!
I don't think they have a website up yet but there number is 201-933-7007 if ya want to call maybe get a sample.
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Originally posted by GroomSaloon View PostHome made and sent-by-mail bakery items. They dont sell that well either. You would think the fancier the treat with carob frosting - the faster it would sell - NOTScratch a dog and you'll find a permanent job. ~Franklin P. Jones
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Originally posted by MindysMuddyPaws View Postmaybe im wrong, maybe its by state/county, but I've heard you cannot sell food for human consumption from a place that also works with animals..
im sure im off a bit.. but i've heard something like that!
I'd have to say I really wouldn't eat anything from a grooming shop or any place that dog hair, dander and who knows what else is flying around. I would feed it to my dog though. lol
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Originally posted by Mary1980 View PostWow, I didn't even think they were talking about treats for human consumption. Is that what you all meant??
I'd have to say I really wouldn't eat anything from a grooming shop or any place that dog hair, dander and who knows what else is flying around. I would feed it to my dog though. lol
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Originally posted by MindysMuddyPaws View Postmaybe im wrong, maybe its by state/county, but I've heard you cannot sell food for human consumption from a place that also works with animals..
im sure im off a bit.. but i've heard something like that!
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I have free "people treats"
Originally posted by Mary1980 View PostI'd have to say I really wouldn't eat anything from a grooming shop or any place that dog hair, dander and who knows what else is flying around. I would feed it to my dog though. lol
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Originally posted by RoosMom View PostOut in my lobby area, I have a "coffee bar" set up for clients. Winter there is coffee, summer there is cold water, and I have a goodie tray with a variety of things they can help themselves to- breakfast bars, candy, crackers, etc. EVERYTHING is individually wrapped, that's the only way the health department will allow it. Clients seem to like it. :-)
Also, I must have just ate dinner. Now that I'm hungry, I think I'd eat a cupcake that's on your grooming table while your shaving a cat lol.
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