Hi,, I hope someone can help. I have a request for 75-100 petitfours(?),, not sure if i'm spelling that right, but anyway, I have never made them and I dont have any idea how to charge for them. Can someone help? Recipe? How to figure cost on these? Thanks so much,,
charge alot, many find them a pain to make. If you have time to order stuff you might want to check out the Kathy Scott molds, she has an ebay story by i don't know the name of it off hand. She has molds to make the petite fores and they are easy to use, but they are pricey.
LisaMS on this site has a blog called Cakes and Cupboards that gives great directions for petit fours. I will post some I made for Christmas using her directions.
I went through tons of research trying to learn petit fours about two years ago, so feel free to pm me with any questions. I can give you some recommendations on poured fondant if you like1
I don't know but what I know as a petit four is made out of puff pastry and filled with fruit, pastry cream....
now I think I know what you are looking for....so...
what flavor cake do they want? What do they want for decorations. All I can say is treat it like you would a cake order.
I made a "cake" for a wedding and I charged $8.00 for each one.
Hope this gives you and idea. They are a pain to make because you are decorating each and every one. So remember, the more intricate the decoration the more time consuming the more you charge. I know it all sounds trivial but we don't think about these things sometimes .
Here is the link to the one I did over the summer.
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1537648
Vic
LoriMc. those are beautiful! I would love to learn how to do those. Any guidence would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kat
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