I Figured Out The Cheap Customer Code
Decorating By costumeczar Updated 17 Jan 2014 , 4:22pm by ellavanilla
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I swear some people think that we just mix up a bunch of ingredients, put it all in the oven and set the timer; when the timer dings we pull a fully finished cake with perfectly smooth buttercream or fondant (depending of course on which ingredients we used) from the oven. You know, "simple"! We then proceed to add decorations, and that's when we get to really stick it to the customer and over-charge!
Bummer, I've obviously bought the wrong ovens. Have you got a link for these ones? :D
AThis tread is just in time that my husband cousin is asking me for a simple cake (picture below and is not my cake) [IMG ALT=""]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/3168744/width/350/height/700[/IMG] I do not sell cakes and I told her this is a expensive gift and she said "I want just a simple cake box cake" like box really save me all the time "simple" doesn't exist when you have a full time job and two kids..... sorry I am so mad :-xs
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Original message sent by anavillatoro1
This tread is just in time that my husband cousin is asking me for a simple cake (picture below and is not my cake) [IMG ALT=""]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/3168744/width/350/height/700[/IMG] I do not sell cakes and I told her this is a expensive gift and she said "I want just a simple cake box cake" like box really save me all the time "simple" doesn't exist when you have a full time job and two kids..... sorry I am so mad :-xs
Wow, that's cheeky! We have a good friend who's a builder. I wonder what his reaction would be if I asked him for an extension - 'but it's just a box on the back of the house'...
That's a lovely cake, isn't it. Anyone know what kind of grass that is?
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Wow, that's cheeky! We have a good friend who's a builder. I wonder what his reaction would be if I asked him for an extension - 'but it's just a box on the back of the house'...
ROTFLMAO!!! That really hit my funny bone. Love it!
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Original message sent by Lizzybug78
Wow, that's cheeky! We have a good friend who's a builder. I wonder what his reaction would be if I asked him for an extension - 'but it's just a box on the back of the house'...
In New England it's "I just want something plain", or ...................we don't like cake anyway but thought we should have something at the reception for the guests. My answers are threefold, Pick one of the following. 1.) I don't do "plain". 2.) You'll love MY cake. 3.) So sorry but that weekend is booked.
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Original message sent by auzzi
The cake is "Ali" by Carrie's Cakes
Dimensions: 14"-10"- 6" squares [deep] to serve 140
Price: $700.00
This tread is just in time that my husband cousin is asking me for a simple cake (picture below and is not my cake)
I do not sell cakes and I told her this is a expensive gift and she said "I want just a simple cake box cake" like box really save me all the time "simple" doesn't exist when you have a full time job and two kids..... sorry I am so mad :-xs
i did not know that it came out of the box that way. i'll have to find that store!!
a friend kindly sent me a craigslist ad--that's really the first clue. if a person is seeking a custom cake off craigslist, that's the same as saying, "i am not going to pay retail for this." IMO. Anyway, the ad requests a birthday cake (no sizes given) and 4 dozen custom decorated cookies. The pic of the cookies showed 5 different cookies, surfboards, a hibiscus flower and a custom logo design, all piped. Forget that I can't do that, the budget was $200. I simply replied that the lady was high if she thought she'd get those cookies for less than $60/doz.
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