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Self employed second income from home - home baking business
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spreadsheet is really the way to go. cannot stress that enough!0
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Yeah, I'll be having a spreadsheet. Just deciding on how to set it out!0
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When you buy your ingredients, number them on the receipt (or onthe shopping list which you staple to the receipt and fileand on the ingredients with indelible food-safe marker pen. Eg.
Happyshop
SR Flour 00001
Butter 00002
Eggs 00003
Milk 00004
Cocoa 00006
Then when you come to bake a batch, get all the ingredients out on the worktop, get the recipe card for the batch, and as you weigh out the ingredient write the ingredient number on the recipe card. If you use the end of one bag of flour and the start of the next, you'll have two ingredient numbers for that batch.
Quantities are totally invented for the purpose of illustration.
Batchcard Chocolate Cake
Batch No: CHOCCK001
Date Made: 8/8/12
Sold To: JOE'S CAFE
Sale Invoice: INV 121
Product Dated: BBE 10/8/12
SR Flour 00001
Butter 00002
Eggs 00003
Milk 00004
Cocoa 00006
Your recipe batchcard would have a column for each batch made. You then label your product with the batchcode and expiry date.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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