19 окт. 2023 г. · Chocolate covered Whole fruits (such as chocolate dipped strawberries and Carmel apples) are not allowed as cottage food/at home bakeries.

(3) Chocolate-covered nonperishable foods, such as nuts and dried fruits. (4) ... • The name of the Cottage Food Operation which produced the Cottage Food.

Non-potentially hazardous foods, including baked goods, candy, chocolate-covered foods, dried fruit, dried pasta, baking mixes, fruit pies, fruit empanadas ...

Only those listed or combinations of those listed are allowed. Apple * Apricot * Blackberry * Blueberry * Cherry * Chocolate * Cinnamon *. Clove * Cranberry * ...

Foods that can be safely stored at room temperature are allowed! Here are some other examples. Marshmallow cereal treats, plain or dipped in chocolate/candy ...

pumpkin or other custard pies, meringue, lemon or other curd, chocolate ... o Cottage Food Registration with list of all foods to be offered o Example ...

What types of foods are allowed to be produced for sale by a cottage food business? ... ○ Chocolate peanut butter cups*. ○ Chocolate covered dried fruits ...

Your baked goods, jams, or candies deserve to be shared in your community. Learn how to legally sell homemade food today with our cottage food law guide.

Can I sell chocolate covered strawberries or caramel apples as a Cottage Food product? Yes. Whole uncut fruit dipped in chocolate, or a sweet coating is allowed ...

Per DSHS: “Whole, uncut fruit, dipped in chocolate or candy coated, is an allowable cottage foods product.” Note carefully that the fruit must be whole and ...