Posted by JRSutton on October 07, 2014 at 04:11:51 from (71.174.108.252):
In Reply to: Re: Ot - quick rant posted by ss55 on October 06, 2014 at 18:57:58:
actually - to be clear, we were given a friendly "we'll let it slide THIS time" warning - but with a stern "don't do it again".
To get permission from the government to sell our pies, we'd have to pay them. And pay them more than we make on the pies.
But, even that's not enough, we'd also have to have our pies made in a commercial/inspected kitchen. And that's going to cost even more than buying permission from the government.
In other words, we can't make them. We have to buy pies from a pie making business, and resell them.
As for looking for other events to sell pies at... that's the point. This is state wide, there are no other events we can sell pies at.
This is the smallest event we do, it's a real small, hometown kinda thing. If we can't sell them HERE, we can't sell them anywhere.
So, we'll never try selling pies again. The government wins. The world is now a safer place.
You want a home made apple pie, bake it yourself in the secrecy of your own kitchen.
Just don't let the government catch you trying to share it with anybody else.
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