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Ariana Mishreki

Baking began as an ancient art practiced by Egyptians over 13,000 years ago using dried fruits, nuts and honey. It has evolved to become both a trade good and a means of bringing people together through gifts and acts of goodwill. Baking provides benefits such as stress relief, opportunities to share happiness with others through homemade desserts, and using one's talents to brighten someone's day with a thoughtful, personalized gift.

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Why You Should Bake Ariana Mishreki Professor Knapp Business 1 October 5, 2014
What is baking? ? The art of baking refers to the process of cooking foods, primarily desserts, with direct heat from oven
How did it begin? ? Ancient Egyptians traces, 13th century ? Dried fruits, nuts, honey ? Preparation = far less advanced
The meaning behind Baking ? Common peace offering ? Gift ? Possible goods to be sold ? Trade
Most famous bakers ? Julia Child ? Paula Deen ? Duff Goldman ? Buddy Valastro
Their startup to fame ? Julia started as a spy ? Barely able to cook an egg or boil water ? Immediate inspiration to America and France ? Likeability, personal connection, T.V.
Simplicity of baking ? Simple recipes, quick, feasible, local, fresh ? Doesnt have to be elaborate recipes, complicated, solely French-themed
Reward of baking ? Brings others happiness and joy ? Long-term relationship impact
The gift of baking ? Far more personal than a gift-card ? Giving love to others through dessert ? One-of-a-kind
Peacefulness of baking ? Alone time ? Either quiet or with Julie and Julia soundtrack ? Get away time from the outside world ? Relief of stress ? Some its gym, me = kitchen
Ultimate benefits of baking ? Bless others with gift He has given ? Use hands to create something love-poured ? Selfless act = allows focus on receiver rather than giver
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Why You Should Bake

  • 1. Why You Should Bake Ariana Mishreki Professor Knapp Business 1 October 5, 2014
  • 2. What is baking? ? The art of baking refers to the process of cooking foods, primarily desserts, with direct heat from oven
  • 3. How did it begin? ? Ancient Egyptians traces, 13th century ? Dried fruits, nuts, honey ? Preparation = far less advanced
  • 4. The meaning behind Baking ? Common peace offering ? Gift ? Possible goods to be sold ? Trade
  • 5. Most famous bakers ? Julia Child ? Paula Deen ? Duff Goldman ? Buddy Valastro
  • 6. Their startup to fame ? Julia started as a spy ? Barely able to cook an egg or boil water ? Immediate inspiration to America and France ? Likeability, personal connection, T.V.
  • 7. Simplicity of baking ? Simple recipes, quick, feasible, local, fresh ? Doesnt have to be elaborate recipes, complicated, solely French-themed
  • 8. Reward of baking ? Brings others happiness and joy ? Long-term relationship impact
  • 9. The gift of baking ? Far more personal than a gift-card ? Giving love to others through dessert ? One-of-a-kind
  • 10. Peacefulness of baking ? Alone time ? Either quiet or with Julie and Julia soundtrack ? Get away time from the outside world ? Relief of stress ? Some its gym, me = kitchen
  • 11. Ultimate benefits of baking ? Bless others with gift He has given ? Use hands to create something love-poured ? Selfless act = allows focus on receiver rather than giver
  • 12. T h e E n D