Demo has Begun!
- Shaun Breese
- May 24, 2023
- 1 min read
Demo began in May by starting with removing all the old Subway equipment. This space has likely not been updated or improved in 20 years, so we're looking forward to the "after."
As opposed to 2500 square feet at our current location in Phoenix, this space is a mere 1200 square feet. In order to focus all "quality control" in one space, cookie dough, cupcake batters, and frostings will all be made from scratch in Phoenix. Then, with a new refrigerated delivery van, we'll transport that product to the second location daily.
And don't worry, the new shop will still have all the sweet smells of just-baked pastries since everything will be baked and frosted daily there.
Exciting progress is underway as we transform our second location from the ground up. Demo officially kicked off in May, starting with the removal of all the old Space Waves Subway equipment.
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Exciting to hear about the demo and your new space! As you plan the 'after' look, getting colors right for any signage or print materials is key. I recently used rgb ro cmyk tool to convert designs for printing, and it made the process super easy with real-time previews. Good luck with the renovations!
What a delightful post on crafting the ice cream cone cake! Your step-by-step approach makes it feel so approachable and fun. Summertime celebrations are all about indulging in sweet treats, much like how I indulge in FNAF lore during my downtime; both offer an escape into creativity and nostalgia. Thank you for sharing your expertise—can’t wait to try this recipe at my next gathering!
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