1. —Share photos and videos of the baked products on social media like Facebook or TìkTok.—Give free samples to neighbors or classmates to let them try.—Join school events or local bazaars and offer your baked goods with a friendly attitude.2. No, I don’t agree. Local brands can also produce high-quality baked products. What matters most is the freshness of ingredients, proper storage, and correct baking techniques. Supporting local brands also helps small businesses and our economy.3. —Liquid ingredients (like water or milk) are measured using clear measuring cups with spouts and measured at eye level.—Dry ingredients (like flour or sugar) are measured using dry measuring cups and must be leveled off with a straight edge.4. The quote teaches us that what matters is the satisfaction of the customer, not how difficult or expensive a product is to make. It connects to baking because even if a cake is simple, if it tastes good and makes the customer happy, it is quality.5. This means it’s not enough to just love what you’re doing—you also need to be consistent, focused, and hardworking. In baking, passion makes it fun, but discipline makes it successful.