08/24/2026
🎃 **I came across an idea that I'm liking for Halloween…** 👻🐝
We all know how expensive Halloween candy has gotten. So what about skipping some of the big-name candy and handing out something made by a** small business instead?**
🍭 **CAKE POPS!** 🍭
I’m considering offering a regular sized and smaller, Halloween-sized cake pop.
And I’m thinking **bulk pricing just for Halloween**:
🐝 Order 24+ and save
🐝 Order 48+ and save even more!
🐝 Order 72+ and save even more!
We could have some fun with the designs too—Halloween colors, sprinkles, pumpkins, ghosts, monsters and more. 🎃👻
But before I start working out details, **I wanted to see if there’s actually interest!**
Would you order locally made cake pops for trick-or-treaters, Halloween parties, classroom treats, coworkers, or your favorite little ghosts and goblins?
**Would you choose a special local treat over another bag of big-brand Halloween candy?** 🧡🐝
Let me know! If there’s enough interest, I’ll work on sizes, designs and pricing.
**EDIT TO ADD:** Well, this post took a turn. 😂 I probably should have clarified that these would be **individually packaged and branded by my fully licensed and certified bakery not in my home**—not random homemade treats.
Of course, allergies and personal comfort are always up to parents. I completely get it.
What surprised me most was the stigma around a small business actually making money. Ingredients, packaging, licensing, insurance—and my time—all have value.
I was simply floating a fun Halloween idea. I definitely wasn't expecting to spark a debate on food safety, allergies, pricing, and capitalism. 🎃 I guess that's a no.
