Jeanetta

Yes, you can advertise any way you want, but you can’t sell online.

I think that neither of those would be allowed. I’ve never made toffee before, but I always thought that it was made with a stovetop cook process, like most candy. There aren’t too many types of candy that I know of that use a baking cook process, but some do, so that’s why it’s listed as a possibility. I think you will need to use a commercial…[Read more]

If you’re adding them after baking, then I’m not sure those would be allowed. You should ask your health dept.

Ganache is often not allowed, so you should contact your health dept to check.

Can ganache be used on cakes?

Actually, the law does specify that a local health dept can’t regulate you, so they are not allowed to conduct an inspection without a customer complaint. They also shouldn’t be able to prevent you from advertising on Facebook, though the law does prohibit you from selling online.

There is some strange wording in the law about exempt areas in the…[Read more]

Sorry, I’m only familiar with the cottage food laws, which pertain to items which are intended for consumption. Have you tried contacting the market organizer?