@dippedbydanielle1: Memorial Day Weekend treat boxes are here 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙 24 assorted treats including Oreos, pretzels, Rice Krispies & cake pops ✨ Perfect for cookouts, parties, barbecues, or bringing something sweet to the weekend festivities ☀️🍫 Made these for content but decided to open them up for sale for the weekend 🫶 Limited availability! Metro Detroit pickup 📍 DM me if interested 💌 #MetroDetroitTreats #MichiganSmallBusiness #DetroitDesserts #MacombCountyEats #MemorialDayWeekend

Dg :

do you have a food handling permit and cottage permit to sell out of your home? being licensed and insured is the most important part of business

Kaylla☯︎☾𖤓 :

They look so good! I just had a treat order today

shannons.main.priv :

Did u take inspiration from dipped by Ryder ?

Tales From Third Grade :

Cut the hole smaller to get a thin drizzle like barely nip the tip of the bag

KalistatheGOAT😝✌️ :

you and dipped by Ryder should do a business together

Kali_Nicole_15 :

I’ve been seeing dipped by Ryder on my fyp and I also wanna start my own treat business

🕴️ :

Okay dipped by Ryder

Joselyn💋 :

I also just started making treats and I’m in Detroit area following you girl we can learn together💗

Marlene🎀 :

You’re so good already you have so much potential!!!

Emmalee :

well u been on my fyp 2 in the last hour so ur getting there

Sweets By Natalia :

Hi new treat maker here!!! Just followed you and trying to build a community🤍

Lynz :

followed you to help you grow your tiktok following. I can't order from you because I live in the UK. Very impressed 💯 on how visually appealing you have made them. Rider has made a video that gives advice on starting a new business. He makes a point of explaining that you need to spend money to make money 💰. Samples, cheaper prices to begin with, making sure business cards are in every box (even if it's the same order - incase the customer separates the boxes), he also says that there's no point in buying all the equipment at the start - just buy what you need when you need them. I wish you luck 🤞 all the way from the UK 🥰🥰🥰

G W Y N :

🦄𝓙𝓾𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓷𝓮🦄 :

What are you dipping your iteams in also what I use to get a thinner drizzle, is a piping bag

Dekoda Rosenberger :

Your doing a great job, I’ve been doing treat making for 10 yrs 2 tips I have that personally help myself are; 1) Cut a smaller hole that way you have more control over your lines when drizzling. 2) When I dip the treats I use a bigger container to dip them in, but also you can get little sticks (like what you have for the cake pops) Put them in the rice crispy treats, dip them, then remove the stick once dipped (that way when they are drying the chocolate will cover up the pebble size hole), I do this method just because I personally don’t like using the sticks. Hope this helps!

EmmaEliz :

I’m too far to buy, but gave you a follow. Follow your dreams babes. They turned out amazing!

Debbie H. :

CHOCO BERRY | MADISON, WI :

📍MADISON,WI I'm HERE

Nay :

for a thinner drizzle cut the tip smaller and make sure your chocolate isn’t too hot

Haley’s Pop Stop :

Killing it! Love how you did this 🫶

AKL ☀️ :

Looks amazing

𝕂𝕒𝕚𝕣𝕖𝕟𝕤𝕠𝕠𝕧𝕠🦉 :

they look soo good. i would suggest to wear gloves tho.

Posionivy :

I’m working on starting up a business does anyone have anytips about it? Any at all like baking, keeping customers, and promoting?

ToniMarie :

what are you using to dip them in almond bark, candy melts?

aubs:) :

A tip!! Put the stick in the chocolate first then poke it in the cake pop, the chocolate around it will dry and it won’t slip out at all and it’ll be very sturdy🤭