Today on the podcast is Norma from Normitas Conchas. She is a baker who brought her passion to life after graduating, and launched her business in 2020 and is now thriving….which means everyone who purchases her pan dulce is thriving too. Enjoy our conversation.
CashDrop: Normitas Conchas
Instagram: @normitasconchas
Facebook: Normitas Conchas
Etsy Headband: Magical Bowtique Co.
Give her a follow if you aren’t already so you can see how good all of her pastries look. And Make sure to be on the look out for when she launches her holiday menu on cash drop.
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