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Buttery, flaky fruit hand pies at Space Coast markets
Handful of Pie is a cottage food business based in Merritt Island, in Brevard 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 on the Space Coast making buttery, flaky fruit hand pies. Sells most weekends at the Merritt Park Farmers Market (Sundays), Downtown Melbourne Farmers Market at Riverview Park (Saturdays), and Cocoa Village (Wednesdays).
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Merritt Island, FL
Brevard County
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Handful of Pie 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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