$2.50 per serving isn't very expensive even in my neck of the woods. I would think that in California that would be a steal.
From what I've heard, the cost of living is way higher over there... and that is less than my price on bday cakes (I'm in a small town too)
I think you can get a lot more than that!
That's what I thought too. How would you reply if somebody will tell you that Safeway cake is cheaper?
"Yep, it sure is."
Well of course a safeway cake is cheaper. If they were happy with the quality of that kind of cake they would not have looked for another option. If they want to pay the safeway price I would suggest having the address to the nearest store available.
Who says "not everybody can afford me, and that's ok"??
That's what I thought too. How would you reply if somebody will tell you that Safeway cake is cheaper?
I'd tell them that if "cheaper" is what they're more comfortable with then by all means go to Safeway. If they want a quaility, custom cake then they can order from you ![]()
I agree with Robin. I just attended a birthday party the other night with a cake from Albertson's.....let me just say I think I have officially crossed over....I am a cake snob. I tried to enjoy it, but with every bite I could taste the sugar granuals. I kept thinking to myself, "I could have made this way better. So smooth it would have melted in your mouth!!!" ![]()
That's what I thought too. How would you reply if somebody will tell you that Safeway cake is cheaper?
I'd tell them that if "cheaper" is what they're more comfortable with then by all means go to Safeway. If they want a quaility, custom cake then they can order from you
Ok, that is a perfect and polite thing to say
. I will say that, thank you
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