£10 for a sponge cake!

Morty_007

Does anyone else think it looks a little...hacked at?? As in, my 4 year old could do a neater job at cutting it in half and putting it back together. I know she says rustic but thats just taking the P! and £6!!

hermione987uk

I'll stick to making my own, I love baking. I even bake things for friends and family, they just have to pay for ingredients.

Angela

It doesnt say what size it is either,I make mini ones for my country market they are only about 3" across.

easyhost

emerald_starcat wrote: »

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Homemade-Rustic-organic-victoria-sponge-/180668055960?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Food_SM&hash=item2a10a7c198

Would anyone pay this? How do I know this person is clean?

Plus delivery is in 11-12 days.

It might be stale by the time I receive it! :eek:

http://brainfood.abelandcole.co.uk/victoria-sponge £5.99
http://www.clydesdalefood.co.uk/victoria-sponge-p-37.html £1.75

both organic

hcb42

I would be embarrassed making that for the village street party never mind baking it and charging for it!

discofunction

11 days despatch for a sponge cake! You can whip one of them up in like an hour!! LOL :-D

~HotChocolate~

I think the seller is a member who posts in the arms here :think:

go_cat

In which case she needs to take heed of the advice on here

get a food safety qualification

Get EHO to asses her "food premises / kitchen "

Read, understand and put into practice the allergy laws on nuts and gluten and advertising / disclaimers around this topic . e.g made in a gluten environment, cannot guarantee being nut free etc

Probably be more realisitc in her pricing...for a lot less money some of the cakes on ebay look more professional

George_Michael

And a few more.

Register as a business seller.
Take out some form of liability insurance.
Learn the art of presenting food so it looks appealing to potential customers.

All_eBayed_Out

If the seller could make marble cake and find a jesus face it in it, it could fetch around £40 on heBay