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Discover homemade baked goods, jams, honey, and artisan treats from cottage food makers in Orlando, Orange County. Under Florida Statute 500.80, home-based food producers can sell non-potentially hazardous foods directly to customers without a commercial kitchen or state license. Browse makers below or list your own business for free.
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Mocha sweet treat - Cottage food from Orlando, Florida
Homemade desserts and meals 🍰🍗 cheesecake cups, banana pudding, BBQ chicken plates, shrimp Alfredo, and more!

Teresa’s Bakeshop - Cottage food from Orlando, Florida
Cookies, cake pops

Jonnies Authentic Pastries and Desserts - Cottage food from orlando, Florida
cakes and pies

The Baekehouse Bakery - Cottage food from Orlando, Florida
cookies, cakes, tres leches, cinnamon rolls, irish potato’s, cupcakes, strawberries, treat boxes, etc.

KrumphoriaCo - Cottage food from Orlando, Florida
Cookies-mini cakes-brownies

Roleando - Cottage food from Orlando, Florida
Welcome to Roleando! We're a cottage food operation based in Orlando, Orange County. Contact us to learn more about our products!

Custom decorated sugar cookies & decorating classes
Cottage food operation making custom decorated sugar cookies and hosting cookie decorating classes, serving Orlando, Winter Park, Winter Garden, Windermere, Clermont, and surrounding areas.
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Cottage food is often sold at local farmers markets. Here are markets in Orange County where you can find (or sell) homemade goods.
Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola
Orlando · Sunday
Winter Park Farmers’ Market
Winter Park · Saturday
Winter Garden Farmers Market
Winter Garden · Saturday
BTN Lake Nona Farmers' Market
Orlando
Market on Fifth
Apopka
Winter Park Farmers' Market
Winter Park
Market days shift seasonally — tap a market to confirm hours. See the full Florida farmers markets directory.
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List Your Business - It's FreeCottage food is governed by Florida Statute 500.80 (no state license). Local business requirements for Orlando follow Orange County.
No state license is required. Under Florida Statute 500.80, cottage food operations sell approved non-hazardous homemade foods (up to $250,000/year) with no state permit or inspection. Orlando is in Orange County, and Orange County generally requires a local Business Tax Receipt to run a home-based business.
Orange County requires all cottage food producers and sellers to secure a Business Tax Receipt. There are also limitations on what part of the home and how much of the home can be used for food production and storage. If your kitchen is inside Orlando city limits, also check whether the city requires its own receipt.
Orange County has specific limitations on what part of the home can be used for food production. Verify with the county planning department. Limitations on home usage for food production and storage. Check with Orange County planning and zoning.
Orange County Tax Collector: 407-434-0312. For health questions, Florida Department of Health in Orange County: 407-858-1400. Always confirm current requirements with the county before selling.
Orlando is part of Orange County and Florida's growing cottage food community. Under Florida Statute 500.80, home-based food producers can sell non-potentially hazardous foods directly to consumers without needing a commercial kitchen, food establishment license, or state inspection.
From artisan baked goods to locally-sourced honey, Orlando cottage food makers offer unique, handcrafted products you won't find in stores. All products are made in home kitchens following Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) regulations.
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