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From-scratch cookie bombs, brownies, scones & cinnamon rolls
Braylit Home Baked is a cottage food business based in Tallahassee, in Leon County, Florida. Under Florida's Cottage Food Law (Statute 500.80), home-based makers here can sell non-potentially-hazardous foods — like baked goods, jams, honey, and granola — directly to local customers without a commercial kitchen or state license.
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Cottage bakery founded in 2023 making from-scratch cookie bombs, brownies, scones, cinnamon rolls, and bread. Pops up at Tallahassee's Downtown Market, Bannerman Markets, and Southwood, and runs a self-serve bake stand.
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Braylit Home Baked operates as a Florida cottage food business. Under Florida law (§500.80), these foods are made in a home kitchen that is not licensed or inspected by a government agency, and products are labeled accordingly so you can make an informed choice.
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