hobby becomes income source made identity in cake making today counted among successful bakers mkh

Saumya Jyotsna

As soon as Christmas arrives, while on one hand children wait for the gifts from Santa Claus, on the other hand, the sweetness of cakes and cookies also starts melting on the tongue during Christmas. The demand for cakes increases significantly on this special occasion. Today, the cake market has become quite extensive. Sensing the situation, Sarika Singh also started her work. Today he is a successful baker.

41 year old Sarika Singh, born in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, started living with her husband after marriage. Since her husband is an engineer by profession, he keeps getting transferred. Currently, she is living in Ranchi since 2018. She has done Electronics Engineering from Government Women’s Polytechnic, Varanasi, but in order to give time to her children, she decided to run the household instead of working. After the children went to school, they had enough time left. During this time, he also learned to make cakes. She says, “Cooking has been my hobby since the beginning. I did not need any training to make cakes, because I had got the idea of ​​making cakes by observing since childhood.

This is how cake making was given a commercial shape

Sarika says, “In 2016, I was in Abu Dhabi with my entire family, where I made a cake for my son. My friends and other people liked the cake made by me very much. After this, one day a friend of mine ordered me a cake, but I refused to take money from her. Still he paid me. In this way my first earning was Rs 8000 in Indian currency. From this I decided that now I will make cake making my identity. I received a lot of orders during my stay in Abu Dhabi. Then when I returned to Ranchi with the whole family, in the year 2018, I started my business named Bakelicious.