2. Physical Address: We are a Cottage Bakery (I bake at home) and we're located on Spencer Mountain off Hwy. 111 Southbound. Currently, I do not have a commercial bakery address.

However, if things go well, I'm considering opening a Bakery/Bistro in Spencer. I want to get to know my neighbors so I can understand how best to serve our community.

3. Pick-ups: Pick-ups are available to local residents only.

4. How do customers receive baked goods? In short, Delivery . . . but this is important to know:

a) We deliver to any address inside the state of Tennessee that mail carriers can reach.

b) Delivery options requirements change depending on the goods purchased. Gonna jump into a little bit of law here, so bear with me. It's important our customers are clear on what I can and cannot provide. I'll make this as painless as possible. lol. The rules are pretty simple.

As a cottage baker, I am permitted to deliver goods within the state of Tennessee. However, there is a difference between the delivery requirements of certain goods. (Yep, I know!). Here's how that plays out:

**All shelf-stable items can be delivered anywhere inside the state.

**However, if that item contains chicken or turkey, I must first freeze that item and deliver it frozen directly to the hands of the customer. I can deliver it myself or pay a driver to deliver it, but it must never leave my hands (or the driver's) before reaching your hands.

**Cottage food law does not allow me to sell warm chicken or poultry meals - that is a commercial license requirement due to food law temperature requirement statutes.