Hello @femcy-willy!
That's quite a haul of baking tools! I look forward to seeing the cakes that you will be making, @femcy-willy.
Now... are you thinking of going into business and belong baked goods in the future? I see you have all sorts and sizes of decorating tips!
I used to bake more when I first moved to my first home. And I baked cakes for my close friends and gave them as a "labor-of-love" gift from me on their birthdays. I even baked a five-layer cake for the 10 year wedding anniversary of my sorority sister when they decided to celebrate it. But that was the first (and will be my last time to make such a cake, because it took me the entire day before the party to make it!)
I too had to buy so many tools to be able to make such cakes. The somehow... I make less of cakes now, although I still bake, but more into bread, and continue to make my own bread every week.
Good luck in your baking endeavours, my friend, and take care 🥰🌺🤙
@silversaver888 Thanks for your comment. I thought of making bread at home because bread is now costly and also baking caking for the house and selling different snacks to my immediate environment.
Thanks dear friend and stay safe.
I think that if one has the time to bake homemade bread, then it is worth it. Bread is really easy to do. It does take time proofing the bread, and others use that as a reason not to make their own bread. I think that it is a matter of how they look at it. You see, I make bread on the side because I have a little extra time of 10 and 15 minutes here and there. Making bread is something that can be done along with the other tasks of the day and it really does not take away from anything that I am doing. It would be silly to just wait and sit for the bread to proof. I bake once a week for my bread needs for the entire week and have some to give away.
Have a nice evening, and take care @femcy-willy. 🥰🌺🤙.
Thank you so much. Do have a lovely day and stay safe @silversaver888.