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Use of cheese and fresh home grown herbs in products

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    Tina Heiligers

    I’m building my business plan for starting up my small business again but in Arizona, not SA anymore since I’ve got to move because of my hubby’s job. I have a very wide range of products that I make but am narrowing it down to those I may legally make and sell in Arizona. Most of them, I fear I’ll have to make in a commercial kitchen so I’m trying to see if it is viable, financially.
    I have questions about using the following:
    Fresh, pounded herbs (i.e. in a mortar and pestel)
    Roasted red peppers
    Dried tomatoes
    Roasted sunflower seeds
    Garlic (here I can use either fresh or dried and I know fresh garlic is probably not allowed!)
    Chillies (again, fresh or dried but same as with garlic – probably not allowed fresh)
    Fine grated parmesan cheese

    One more question: since raw eggs are not permitted and I want to offer mayo, what could I use in stead? I prefer natural, organic, unmodified ingredients. If I can’t offer that at all, then I’ll just make for us.

    I’m sure plenty more questions will arise and I hope no one minds if I post them here.

    #17536

    David Crabill
    Keymaster

    If it’s not baked, you can’t use a home kitchen. You will need to use a commercial kitchen to start your business. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial

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