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Happyflowerlady
I think that the laws even prevent churches from having a bake sale now, too, at least one that is open to the public. This used to be a great way for churches to raise some money when they needed to do repairs, or just to help with church funds. They would have a rummage sale and bake sale, and it was lots of fun for everyone, and people got their closets cleaned out at the same time. Easter season is still pretty chilly for drinking a cold smoothie, at least most years it is. When I lived in the north, it was even colder and sometimes we even had snow on Easter. I think that selling smoothies might work; but here in the United States, you have to be licensed and pass a health inspection for yourself and also your facilities before you can sell any kind of prepared food or drink. Some people will sell hot dogs and soda pop when they have a yard sale, and that is usually allowed because they are using already prepared foods, and just assembling it into a hot dog for people to eat. I think that the laws even prevent churches from having a bake sale now, too, at least one that is open to the public. This used to be a great way for churches to raise some money when they needed to do repairs, or just to help with church funds. They would have a rummage sale and bake sale, and it was lots of fun for everyone, and people got their closets cleaned out at the same time.
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