I’ M A BAKER M ATERIALS YOU WILL NEED Spices Utensils Cutting board Pots Pans Recipe fire spoon sugar cutter quern spider samp mortar Butter churn waffle.

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I’ M A BAKER

M ATERIALS YOU WILL NEED Spices Utensils Cutting board Pots Pans Recipe fire spoon sugar cutter quern spider samp mortar Butter churn waffle iron bread toaster was used to toast bread

T IPS Make sure you have a big enough working space Make sure you have things to cook the food in Make sure you clean up your working area after done cooking

PEOPLE BAKERS BUY FROM Farmers Colonies Towns Friends General store

PEOPLE BAKERS SELL TO ANYBODY WHO WANTS MY AWESOME CAKES, PASTRIES, ETC.

AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU OVER COOK SOMETHING???? BOOOOOM!

A NY QUESTIONS ???

P ICTURES

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