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In this episode, I’m bringing you behind the scenes of what August looked like in my microbakery—from market days to revenue breakdowns, product wins, flops, and everything in between. This is one of my favorite types of episodes to share because it gives me a chance to pause, reflect, and walk you through what worked, what didn’t, and what I’m learning as I move forward. I baked just twice this month by design to create a slower summer rhythm, and I’m sharing all the numbers—what I sold, how I sold it, and where the revenue came from.
You’ll hear about shifting product strategies like minis and English muffins, process improvements (hello, English muffin rings), margin-challenging products like brownies, and how I’m gearing up to open my storefront with the support of my community. I’m also talking about the bottlenecks I’m facing, like packaging and capacity, and how I’m navigating this transition from home-based baking to a commercial kitchen. Whether you’re baking full-time or part-time, from home or looking to scale, my hope is that this episode gives you practical insights, encouragement, and a reminder that your bakery is part of something really important.
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By Caroline Bower5
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In this episode, I’m bringing you behind the scenes of what August looked like in my microbakery—from market days to revenue breakdowns, product wins, flops, and everything in between. This is one of my favorite types of episodes to share because it gives me a chance to pause, reflect, and walk you through what worked, what didn’t, and what I’m learning as I move forward. I baked just twice this month by design to create a slower summer rhythm, and I’m sharing all the numbers—what I sold, how I sold it, and where the revenue came from.
You’ll hear about shifting product strategies like minis and English muffins, process improvements (hello, English muffin rings), margin-challenging products like brownies, and how I’m gearing up to open my storefront with the support of my community. I’m also talking about the bottlenecks I’m facing, like packaging and capacity, and how I’m navigating this transition from home-based baking to a commercial kitchen. Whether you’re baking full-time or part-time, from home or looking to scale, my hope is that this episode gives you practical insights, encouragement, and a reminder that your bakery is part of something really important.
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