Can I bake cakes at home and sell them?
Chef's answer
If you're planning to sell your baked goods anywhere other than farmers markets, your home kitchen will likely be classified as a commercial bakery. ... If you plan to have customers come to your home to pick up baked goods, or if you plan to put up signs, you may also need city permits.
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