Now that fall is upon us, it's the time for all kinds of yummy goodies. I'm wondering how you guys charge for non-decorated goods.

Examples

Pies
Quick Breads
Pumpkin/Chocolate Roulades/Rolls
Drop Cookies
Cookie Bars


I know there are more examples, but just a couple to get some ideas.

The only thing on that list that I sell are the drop cookies. My website lists the price for those as $6/dozen.

For breads, we're thinking about $1.25 a slice. At 8 slices to a loaf, we're thinking of charging $8 per loaf (which equals $1/serving).

Indydebi, do you mind me asking the size of your cookies? Are they 2", 3" or a different size? Sorry if I'm nosy. Your cookies look good btw, I like the sound of your "non-traditional" chocolate chip

I get $15/doz for cookies, but each cookie is made with 3T of dough.

I use a #24 scoop for all cookies. They bake out to about 3", give or take. The lemon cookies and chocolate cookies bake out to about 3.5" to 4" (we can only put 24 on a baking sheet because of the spread of these). Orange-cranberry and jello cookies bake out to about 3" (we can put 35 on a baking sheet because they tend to stay smaller).

A #24 is smaller than a standard ice cream scoop but larger than the pampered chef scoops. the only place I can find a scoop this size is at a Kitchen Supply Store in an outlet mall about 45 minutes south of me, or at restaurant supply stores.

Thanks. I've been looking for a 3T scoop & can't find one (don't know what # that is. I have a 1 T & a 1/4 c scoop. I usually do a heaping 2 T (which is probably 2 1/2 T of dough) & I also like the size of my 3 T cookies for most of my recipes. I'll go by the wholesale place in town. They have a few kitchen items. Maybe I'll have some luck