JeanineAlyse in 29 Palms wrote:
>
> In part, unicate (Alexis Siefert) asks....
> >As consumers (and parents) how much
> >would you be willing to pay for, say, a
> >bag of 4 largish pieces of divinity? A
> >pineapple cake? A coconut cake? A
> >coffee-cake-strudel muffin?
> Primarily because these are sold at a fund raiser, I would be quite okay
> with paying $2 for the divinity bag, $3.50 for either cake, and $2 for
> the single muffin, or even $5 for a packaged two of them, provided
> they're rather big ones.
>
> Picky ~JA~



$2 for a muffin but only $3.50 for a cake which is at least
5-6 times the size/volume? Sounds wrong to me.

gloria p

>> $2 for the single muffin, or even $5 for a packaged two of them, provided
they're >> rather big ones.
>>
>> Picky ~JA~
>
>which is at least 5-6 times the size/volume? Sounds wrong to me.
>
>gloria p

Sounds right to me... provided those two rather big muffins are DD cups.


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>I'm using miniature loaf pans, and can
>make about 10 cakes from a
>normal-sized cake batter
Puester, do remember what these cakes are said to be, size-wise. The
miniture loaf pans I have in mind would equal an amount of cake that
comes to less than two large muffins in size. Certainly one tenth of a
"normal" cake being paid for at the $3.50 is rather generous, even
considering probable packaging.

Picky ~JA~

>I'm using miniature loaf pans, and can
>make about 10 cakes from a
>normal-sized cake batter
Puester, do remember what these cakes are said to be, size-wise. The
miniture loaf pans I have in mind would equal an amount of cake that
comes to less than two large muffins in size. Certainly one tenth of a
"normal" cake being paid for at the $3.50 is rather generous, even
considering probable packaging.

Picky ~JA~