What is considered a Pro.?

A lady came to my house last year, needing an anniversary cake, being sent to me by her friend. I showed her my photo album of my cakes. She was impressed. She asked me if I was a proffesional, I told her no, as I do not know what to consider my work. She said she was looking for a pro. and left. A few months later, Her friend came to my house needing a Birthday cake and said the other lady ended up going to Wal-mart for the anniversary cake. Can someone let me know what is considered a proffesional? Thak you.

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Permalink Reply by Kelly Chandley on February 2, 2012 at 3:31pm

I completely agree Goreti!!!!!

Goreti said:

Ok let me see if I have this straight. She was looking for a pro and then went to Wal-Mart?! Give me a break. Once she saw your work, she realized she couldn't afford you. She just couldn't think of a way to tell you that. Don't let her get you down. It was her (and her guests) loss.

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Permalink Reply by Laney Cowan on February 3, 2012 at 10:58am

I would totally answer a different question! I would say "I produce professional quality work, conduct myself in a professional manner, & have been creating edible works of art for over (X) years."

Personally, I do have a culinary degree, but it is not in baking or sugar art. Technically, I am not professionally trained in that area despite my certification as a Chef.

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