[plb@m]

A friend whats me to help her with a bake sale so her girls can go to camp.
I have never did a bake sale before so I need any help anyone can give me like what kind of bake goods sale best and the best way to set up . Anything anyone can tell me would help.
Thank you

[AnnieFannie]

I know that chocolate chip cookies and brownies are a good seller.

[jcogs]

I would think any kind of cookie, but esp choc chip, sugar and peanut butter. I know I would buy those...well...not now of course...lol

Jeanette

[Angel33]

My daughters day care just did a bake sale and the big sellers were rice krispie treats and then one of the mom's made a kids version of chex mix. It had chex cereal, raisins, pretzels, chocloate chips and marshmallows.
Just a couple more ideas for you.
Good Luck!

Leec

[lucky]

Sweets like cookies and brownies do always sell well but so do items that people normally don't take the time to bake for themselves - homemade bread, homemade muffins, etc. And, in my experience, healthier treats like granola bars, lowfat cookies, and the like sell quickly. You might consider putting together some of the gift jars of cookie mix so that people can make their own another day. Finally, anything with a theme sells well. Cookies shaped like flowers and decorated for spring, for example.

[telemetrynurse]

cupcakes with pretty icing/decorations

[Oochie Goo]

As Rachael Ray would say "Yum-O"!!

The usual chocolate chip / peanut butter cookies and cup cakes go well. However, there are some great recepies you can find on www.foodnetwork.com

Since Mother's Day is just around the corner, you might want to try some muffins...that's a nice touch.