Is this weird or is it ok???

[jf]

You can do no wrong.

[Austinfunandfit]

Scarlett you and I have a little kink to work out.

[Guest021716-4]

Yes, yes we do!! Several of them, I think.

[Leslie Lane 1]

During the time I offered GFE sessions in 2013 I would always provide a variety of pastries, imported chocolates and chocolate covered strawberries/ fruit plate (La Madeline, Godiva, Madame Chocolat) I'd also have the clients favorite wine or champagne cocktails at hand and a variety of different waters (Pellegrino/Perrier/Ozarka. If the client was on a business trip or had just flown in to town I would offer them a choice of different upscale restaurants and would bring them lunch or dinner (I'd pay of course)....And honestly, the majority of the time I would have to throw away everything at the end of the session. Even though that was the case, I did that for every single session because I felt it was important to make the client feel important and appreciated. It cost me between $50-$150 each time, but I felt it was worth it to create a pleasant memorable experience for them.

The fact that you would actually bake something yourself shows that you truly appreciate your clients. And honestly, nothing compares to cupcakes!! I thought that what I did was nice, but you're actually baking your own treats. That's really sweet.

[David.Douchehurst]

Don't matter ta meh if Ah git a cupcake, so long as Ah git ta nibble on 'er muffin!

[stevejones1969]

uuuuhhhh..... I am on the weird side. No cupcakes for me!!!!!

Now some special brownies I might go for

[Guest092018]

Originally Posted by Leslie Lane 1

The fact that you would actually bake something yourself shows that you truly appreciate your clients. And honestly, nothing compares to cupcakes!! I thought that what I did was nice, but you're actually baking your own treats. That's really sweet.

Thanks Hun

Here is my latest batch, Hope you guys like them Cookies and Cream, sounds naughty

[Guest080514]

As long as I can eat them off your body.

[Guest080514]

Chocolate chocolate

[MOCHAakaMOCHA]

There are providers known to cook full meals for guests so I don't see a problem with baking sweets . Maybe get clever in finding out what allergies they might have if any (I know a few actually allergic to chocolate) etc. Very sweet of you imo lol no pun intended.

[harkontume]

We now have the longest Co Ed thread in History devoted to Baked Goods.

How long can we stretch this out?

Rules: No hijacking and changing the subject to :
1. fried food
2. grilled food
3. anything other then Baked Food

[Guest092018]

Today I decided to make some cheesecake brownies! Hope you gents like them.

[shayla84]

Why don't you just start your own naughty sweets site, and me, I will be your first customer, love cupcakes....

[SofaKingFun]

With Easter coming up, why not some seasonal ones?






heh! Sorry, blame it on harkontome.


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[Victoria Columbari]

Just remember to check for food allergies. I myself am allergic to chocolate and am sensitive to peanuts so I need to know before hand if something has peanuts in case I already had some. I"m also allergic to too much dairy. So just be aware of things like that. Don't forget glutin allergies, especially if someone has celiac disease; it could be lethal for them.
Otherwise I say bake on. LOL. Might have to steal your idea.