Baking Knowledge

Collaborating with Cafes: A Win-Win Strategy

Local cafes need consistent pastry suppliers — and you need stable orders. Approach 5-10 cafes in your area with a tasting box and price sheet. Offer exclusive products (a signature item only sold at their cafe). Negotiate bi-weekly delivery to lock in regular revenue. Cafes prefer reliability over the lowest price, so over-deliver on consistency. […]

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Photography Tips That Sell More Cakes

Three rules transform amateur food photos into bookings: natural light only (never flash), shoot at 45-degree angle for cakes (overhead for cookies), and include human elements (hand reaching, fork cutting). Use plain backgrounds — wood, marble, or linen. Edit minimally; over-saturated photos look fake. The iPhone camera in 2026 outperforms most DSLRs for social content.

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Hosting Workshops: A New Revenue Stream

Baking workshops can match a bakery’s daily revenue in just 3-4 hours. Charge Rs.1500-3500 per participant for a 3-hour class. Limit groups to 6-8 for quality experience. Workshops also produce content — every class generates social media posts and student testimonials. Many bakeries find workshops more profitable per hour than retail sales. EatNTreat’s workshop calendar

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SEO for Bakeries: Getting Found on Google

Local SEO drives 80 percent of new bakery customers. Critical actions: claim your Google Business Profile, add 20+ photos, post weekly updates, respond to every review, and collect 50+ reviews in your first six months. Add location-specific keywords to your website (bakery in Bangalore, eggless cakes Whitefield). Submit your site to Google Search Console and

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Macarons: The Five Mistakes That Ruin Them

Failed macarons usually trace to: under-aged egg whites (separate and refrigerate 24 hours), under-mixed batter (should ribbon and merge in 30 seconds), humid kitchen (above 60 percent humidity prevents skin formation), wrong oven temperature (test with thermometer, ideal 150C), and skipping the rest period before baking (skin must form). Master each variable separately. Macarons reward

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The Science of Sourdough: Why Time Equals Flavor

Sourdough flavor develops through long fermentation. Wild yeast and lactobacilli break down complex starches into sugars, then into lactic and acetic acids — the source of that characteristic tang. Cold retarding (overnight in fridge) lets these reactions deepen without over-proofing. The longer the bulk ferment, the more complex the final loaf. This is why same

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