David Crabill

That wouldn’t be allowed since SC only allows non-perishable foods. A baked potato needs to be refrigerated to keep it safe. To sell baked potatoes legally, you would need to find a commercial kitchen to use and get the proper licensing from the health dept.

I can see that you are asking this for Arkansas. Arkansas does not allow any homemade food items to be sold in (or to) restaurants. You’d need to use a commercial kitchen.

Arkansas is one of the best states out there, but they do not allow homemade food items to be sold in (or to) restaurants. There’s no legal way around this, outside of building a commercial kitchen into your home, which I wouldn’t recommend until your business is quite large.

It still floors me that NY doesn’t allow this. I think they are the only one. My guess is that people produce them and the ag dept turns a blind eye to it (if they notice it at all). I really don’t see why using a commercially-produced candy melt would be unsafe in any way. I guess there is some theoretical risk to melted chocolate, but candy…[Read more]