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Life & Work with Patricia Reynolds of Baltimore

Today we’d like to introduce you to Patricia Reynolds.

Hi patricia , we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?
back in year 2020 my son Will had an idea that i should make something to sell since Im so get at it . Didn’t think much of the idea but whipped up a cake and took to work to share with my co workers ( slices) people stared asking me how much for cakes i said it was a treat no charge but then they started asking me to bake cakes so i started buying supplies doing research on what i needed and now years later selling all over the DMV parties, car shows, grand openings , repass and more became Patti cakes (all because my son had an idea).

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
holidays sometimes become a challenge trying to complete sometimes 25 cakes in two days and still work my 8-4:30. keeping enough supplies on hand for the last minute orders to keep customers happy. Also trying not to overwhelm myself because sometimes i have to turn people down because i bake from home and with only a residential oven and my son working in deliveries between his job and personal life

Thanks for sharing that. So, maybe next you can tell us a bit more about your work?
I’m a Rehab Technician at Johns hopkins hospital employed for 31 years. I enjoy helping people very much a people person. I work with a wonderful group of caring people who also make the job very beneficial. i’m planning to retire in about 4 years or so but i still will be doing Patti Cakes in my spare time because people enjoy it and that makes my heart happy.

What sort of changes are you expecting over the next 5-10 years?
just supplying Patti Cakes as need but more relaxed one job

Pricing:

  • $25-$50

A bundt cake with white icing and strawberries on top, placed on newspaper. The cake has brown spots and a hole in the center.

Chocolate cake with white shredded topping inside a box, partially covered with plastic wrap.

Large round baked item with a bottle and a small container on top, wrapped in plastic, inside a box.

Four white ceramic pumpkin-shaped containers with brown accents, placed on newspapers and papers on a wooden surface.

Woman with dark hair and glasses standing behind a table with baked goods, on a balcony with city buildings in background.

Two people wearing pink shirts with Patti Cakes logo, standing under a metal roof, smiling at the camera.

Two people stand outdoors next to an open car trunk filled with baked goods, with a sign inside the trunk. One person wears a pink shirt and mask, the other a black shirt, both holding containers of baked goods.

Two people holding a cake box, smiling, in a store with shelves and a person in the background.

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