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[evelomaddict]

i stories like this.

Taylor Moxey, a pastry chef from Miami, worked hard to build her baking business, starting by selling cupcakes at her church, which turned into private clients and winning a cornbread competition against other professional Miami-area chefs.

“Her mom and I gave her a loan of $40 and said she can pay it back. We were confident she’d make $40 but we thought that’d be the extent of it,” Moxey said. “But that Sunday at church she made $175 selling the cupcakes. We were blown away.”

Rather than buying the doll she had earned, Taylor chose to use the profits to buy business cards and start a real pastry business.

“She started passing the cards out as ‘Taylor the Chef,’” Moxey explained. “My phone number was on them, so people started calling, and all of a sudden I’m getting cupcake orders. And it’s just spiraled.”

cornbread competition winner ^^^

http://gma.yahoo.com/latest-coming-pastry-chef-just-8-years-old-155405490--abc-news-Recipes.html

[brii]

Wow - that's a great story.

Hope she continues with her dream...

[Preds]

You go girl!!!!!!

[evelomaddict]

she's got her own twitter page too.

https://twitter.com/taylorthechef

hard at work.

her pink kitchen aid is almost as adorable as her.

The most important thing for her and her family is giving back.

A portion of Taylor's sales go to dyslexia awareness.

how great is that??