I'm glad at the end you said you were cautious of your family member instead of being wary about giving advice to people. You are a strong person for sure
That must suck. I have a similar story that my mom told me. She told me that my great grandma had this amazing chocolate cake recipe and she shared it with a close friend, and that friend started selling the cakes made with her recipe without giving her any of the profit, and my mom told me that she only gave it to close family. She has the recipe in a frame somewhere
I never give out my full recipe. I always leave something out or change something that won't have a major affect on the recipe outcome so no one can exactly replicate my recipes.
I firmly believe that when you give someone with a good/pure heart, God gives you back a millionfold… I’m sure your grandma and/or her family was blessed in one way or another. I’m sure that there are many people who start home-based businesses based on what they learn on the internet… and they don’t go back and give their profits to the person from whom they have learned. Your great grandma shared something amazing that she knew, and in turn that helped a woman to earn some income and provide for her family. I think information is meant to be shared, not withheld.
I am 90% sure she failed. A friend of mine is a baker. These skills take years to learn and a lot of patience. There is no way she did a better job just by getting some advice from you.
This shit is really not that hard to do, I do it all the time. Buy some nice equipment and it practically does it's self. Baking also really isn't that hard, your kitchen scale does the hard work.
@@samharris246 there is a difference between at home baker and someone who does it professionally. Someone doesn’t just become the gordon ramsey of baking just by listening to few tips and tricks and using upgraded kitchen scale. If it really wasn’t that hard people won't be admiting themselves in baking schools in the first place to learn different techniques of baking. If they say they did it in their first try they are 95% of the time are lying.
@@afsah3305 Actually I don't think that's true. I've been doing arts and crafts for years and I'm very gifted with drawing, painting, crafting, etc. But I CANNOT bake. I'm terrible at baking. I can bake a normal cake just fine but decorating it? No. Just because someone is artistic doesn't mean they'll magically excel at everything they do in the arts. Every art takes years to master and it's on a whole other level when you try doing it professionally
@@afsah3305 nope. They still can't. They would still need to understand cake and it's decorations. Just look at Natalie sidesurf. She has a degree in arts but it took her a while to get used to cakes and it professionally.
I had a customer who orders from me and more than once, cancelled the order a few days prior to the event. She always sends a pic and asks if I can do it and what I charge. Come to find out that she got another baker to do it for cheaper. The woman posts it on Facebook, for Pete’s sake. Like how stupid does she think I am? Now, each time she asks, I always respond with when does she need it and no matter what the answer is, I tell her I’m booked. I wasted my time and bought the supplies already and she cancels last minute. Not cool because it’s so specific that I can’t use the supplies for another person. Also, now I ask for a non refundable deposit in advance.
Completely different career but my mom works in animal rescue and this client she works with a lot canceled a transport at the last minute because she found someone cheaper. She didn't know the lady, didn't know how well she'd work out, and even expected my mom to be ready if the other one backed out. This was the day before... You get what you pay for, people.
Im Yemeni-American and I know EXACTLY how it feels to feel “stabbed.” I also have relatives who I don’t talk to anymore and they recently found out I apply for DV Lottery for some people. And they won and I did their paperwork. In the end all I got was a “she didn’t do anything for us. Its all easy.”
I just don't know why there are people, especially family, who are like that. But no need to waste your emotions on them. You know where they stand with you. I would say to treat then as a stranger, but even that means showing a basic acknowledgement and respect. Better to treat them as though they're invisible and that's that.
I remember my cousin telling me. Cuz. she said, relatives are not family, there's a difference. Family its not blood. Family are those who support, love, inspire and have your back. There's a bid difference. So, I look up the definition of both and she was right. You're work is beautiful sis. Cheers
I love when I'm selling something on Kijiji and someone's like "oh, this person will give theirs for cheaper" and I'm just like, "go to them then 🤷🏾♀️". Sometimes they're telling the truth, sometimes they're just looking for a bargain. I'm not desperate or in a rush, so I don't mind waiting until someone accepts the price I'm offering. One business tip I heard is to know your value and don't lowball for anyone. It may take longer to find the right clientel, but at least they won't haggle and dismiss your time and efforts all the time
Different but similar, I work at a baskin robbins, and had someone yell at me because their shake was too thin. They screamed "I could get a better milkshake at mcdonalds and it would be cheaper too!" I looked at her and said "okay. Go to mcdonalds then." She then got mad saying like "oh I would never talk to a customer that way" and I was just like "ma'am, I just want to make my customers happy. So if going to mcdonalds will make you happy, then you should go to mcdonalds" she huffed out after that lol Edit: bad spelling
Yeah so true when I started to try and I am still an amateur still don't know how to do it properly. Well it became liquid and it was really hard to even put it into the icing bag. It was just too much I would love to learn how to do it.
Girlll never give people information about your business' process. People usually only ask if they want that information to start their own business. People just want everything handed to them on a silver platter
It’s more about not giving the wrong people info about your business. It would be such a bitch move to tell a friend who wants advice about her own project “sorry, I don’t tell people what to do, they have to figure it out on their own”. That’s a quick way to loose friends
i dont think thats a bad thing to share business practices. Unless there is something that you know is your trademark, then dont share that. Whats bad is blatantly stealing other people's customers.
I don’t see what’s wrong about giving business advice to people who want to start their own business. It’s not being “handed on a silver platter”, it’s a way people learn. How do you think apprenticeships and colleges work? What’s wrong is learning from someone and then stealing their customers.
it makes me wonder if the person contacted you for the cake also knew your cousin and was trying to get it at a cheaper rate because they didnt wanna pay the actual price
That what I was thinking. I was thinking this "customer" might be someone the family member already knew and she just wanted to bargain for a different deal. That would explain how the family member knew how to contact her.
Or the relative wanted to resell the cakes maybe? Like say it’s a $300 cake, she talks her down to $250, then resells the cake for $300 and pockets $50 for nothing.
This happened to my mom as well! She's always nice and gives tips on decor and baking (she runs a dessert/snack table business) and there's always this one friend/family member who want to try it out because they think it's easy. It never really turns out that good because they don't put nearly as much effort into their work than my mom. She works her butt off for her business and it makes me mad that many of these same friends/relatives always expect "discounts"
Honestly, I don't even speak to my relatives for that very reason- they aren't trustworthy! I have more faith in the bum who asks for spare change at 7-11. At least he is honest! "Can you spare change so I can buy a cigarette?" 🤣
Yep I didn't even know who my relatives were. Only time I remember meeting most of them were the Christmas my dad died cause all of a sudden they cared
I'm very sorry this happened to you, I'm pretty low contact with a lot of my own relatives because they are like this too, sadly. If there were no pictures, I'm assuming she did terribly so at least you can say the customer probably learned sometimes it pays to not try to expect more for less.
I also have many stories about this. My grandfather's story was the most heartbreaking. He was from very poor family. His mother died when he was one and was the only child. He then went to stay with his aunts who were extremely abusive to him and his aunt's children were abusive as well. He stopped talking to them when he was in 10 th grade but then felt like it was wrong as it was his family so he started to talk to them again. He at the time was living with another aunt who took responsibility of grandpa since she couldn't stand the neglect he m recieved from another family. He then joined army but found it hard there so he left it after fulfilling his minimum service years and got 16000 rupees as compensation. He gave that money to his aunt's kids to built toilets in their homes. Then he cracked India's hardest exam UPSC and became IAS officer which was one of the most desirable and respected job to Indians. He then married my granny who was also exploited by my granpa's brother's wife for dowry. So much so that there was fight when she was unable to give stuff to those bitches. My granny would curse on my grandpa,my mom and uncle, all the time to take her frustration off. Those bitches would also verbally abuse my mom, uncle and my aunt whenever they would come to my grandpa's house for more money. Then suddenly so much money was given by my grandpa(since he felt they were his "family") that literally his family was in debt and his "brothers and sisters" didn't care at all. He then realised what he did and to this day he has stopped talking to them but they were luckily able to pay their debts since granny saved a lot of money. My grandfather only speaks to my granny's side of family members and they all respect him and understand what he did and why he did. In other words, they don't blame him at all since in India family is the base of an individual's life. Everything is about family and people sacrifice their own dreams and things in name of family like my grandfather. So please don't judge. He was still extremely hard-working despite going through so much. It is not about individuality like in western world but about collectivism, where individual is influenced by group and follows the group. Both have pros and cons.
I can tell you have a heart of gold.. and you see the best in people.. You give even when they don’t deserve.. I’ve struggled with the same thing.. you’re a strong woman, and that cake is amazing
I think you giving all that info to that girl just goes to show how transparent you are ! Honestly I think you might have learned not to trust people like that from this experience but honestly you have so much more than that girl or most people in this profession and that is why we are watching you, watching your videos ans subscribing to your channel and not someone's else !
That is such a beautiful cake. It's so sad that that happened. That it was a family member. That would just hurt. Your cakes are so beautiful - just like you. ❤
That's disgusting she did that!! I'm so sorry but sadly, my experience has been that family and close friends will be the 1st to snake you.. which is really sad😢. I'm so glad you got to find out though and didn't continue helping her without knowing she was building a business behind your back based off your work. That was divine intervention there having your back to show you who she really is ❤️ Ps- I love you page and whole vibe 🥰
I know these flowers aren't anything that crazy, but the cake looks so elegant and beautiful 😊 even tho im a guy i wouldn't mind having this exact cake for my bday
Well played, my beautiful cake artist, friend! Live and learn applied in several aspects of this scenario. You did the adult thing, and gave her advice and let her observe. No one can fault you for that, because it was respectable and being the Godly person. My own curiosity is killing me, however, but my imagination is fulfilling that void. I, truly, hope it wasn’t a flop, but then again, you get what you pay for.
My friend tried to join my business, and I warned her about not taking a commission and waiting until the last minute to ask for help with it, but she ended up trying to pull that crap with me. And I told her that she dug that hole for herself, and she wasn’t going to bury my good reputation with her poor planning and wished her luck with it. There was no way I was going to get involved with that hot mess. We only worked together on one cake, and I let her take all the credit for it.
How could your Relative do something like that? Beautiful Cake as always, Did you finally manage to sell the Beautiful Cake that you made yourself with a lot of Hard Work and Dedication? I am shocked hearing this Story from you. 😮
Stunningly beautiful cake! You handled that cousin with total Grace. Karma will happen. It’s just the natural order of things. Good for you for taking the high road. ❤
My mum has a secret recipe for quiche and one of my aunts stole it and used it for family gatherings (my mum does the same), not too big of a deal however my mum wasn't very happy when she had competition
It'd prob be better for your mother to experiment with new recipes and when she gets one better than the quiche, always leave one ingredient/crucial step off the recipe, so even if she steals it, it'll never be right.😁
All my recipe in my books are orangial form, I just remember how I adjust each one. Not practical for everyone my Aunt has a recipe card holder hiding someone with her notes.
@Mariah, there is something called Rich’s non dairy whipped icing in the frozen food section of the grocery store or Walmart. It looks like a pint container of whipping cream. If you can’t find it look on the baking aisle for Dream Whip. They are both good.
You know, if I ever learn about a family member of mine having a business of making cakes I'd be the one that requests them to teach me how to make cakes cuz I'd want to make it for my family.
I'm glad at the end you said you were cautious of your family member instead of being wary about giving advice to people. You are a strong person for sure
That must suck. I have a similar story that my mom told me. She told me that my great grandma had this amazing chocolate cake recipe and she shared it with a close friend, and that friend started selling the cakes made with her recipe without giving her any of the profit, and my mom told me that she only gave it to close family. She has the recipe in a frame somewhere
more evidence that some people just have people close to them so they can profit off of them
I never give out my full recipe. I always leave something out or change something that won't have a major affect on the recipe outcome so no one can exactly replicate my recipes.
I firmly believe that when you give someone with a good/pure heart, God gives you back a millionfold… I’m sure your grandma and/or her family was blessed in one way or another. I’m sure that there are many people who start home-based businesses based on what they learn on the internet… and they don’t go back and give their profits to the person from whom they have learned. Your great grandma shared something amazing that she knew, and in turn that helped a woman to earn some income and provide for her family. I think information is meant to be shared, not withheld.
@@lmlmlmlm7627 What a beautiful comment. I believe the same. Stay blessed!
@@asmaal-arnaouti7329 thank you :) God bless you too :)
I am 90% sure she failed. A friend of mine is a baker. These skills take years to learn and a lot of patience. There is no way she did a better job just by getting some advice from you.
This shit is really not that hard to do, I do it all the time. Buy some nice equipment and it practically does it's self. Baking also really isn't that hard, your kitchen scale does the hard work.
@@samharris246 there is a difference between at home baker and someone who does it professionally. Someone doesn’t just become the gordon ramsey of baking just by listening to few tips and tricks and using upgraded kitchen scale. If it really wasn’t that hard people won't be admiting themselves in baking schools in the first place to learn different techniques of baking. If they say they did it in their first try they are 95% of the time are lying.
@@afsah3305 Actually I don't think that's true. I've been doing arts and crafts for years and I'm very gifted with drawing, painting, crafting, etc. But I CANNOT bake. I'm terrible at baking. I can bake a normal cake just fine but decorating it? No. Just because someone is artistic doesn't mean they'll magically excel at everything they do in the arts. Every art takes years to master and it's on a whole other level when you try doing it professionally
Yup recipes have to be perfected over time. One is paying for experience and a quality product. Not some flash in the pan novice.
@@afsah3305 nope. They still can't. They would still need to understand cake and it's decorations. Just look at Natalie sidesurf. She has a degree in arts but it took her a while to get used to cakes and it professionally.
I had a customer who orders from me and more than once, cancelled the order a few days prior to the event. She always sends a pic and asks if I can do it and what I charge. Come to find out that she got another baker to do it for cheaper. The woman posts it on Facebook, for Pete’s sake. Like how stupid does she think I am? Now, each time she asks, I always respond with when does she need it and no matter what the answer is, I tell her I’m booked. I wasted my time and bought the supplies already and she cancels last minute. Not cool because it’s so specific that I can’t use the supplies for another person. Also, now I ask for a non refundable deposit in advance.
Completely different career but my mom works in animal rescue and this client she works with a lot canceled a transport at the last minute because she found someone cheaper. She didn't know the lady, didn't know how well she'd work out, and even expected my mom to be ready if the other one backed out. This was the day before...
You get what you pay for, people.
Im Yemeni-American and I know EXACTLY how it feels to feel “stabbed.” I also have relatives who I don’t talk to anymore and they recently found out I apply for DV Lottery for some people. And they won and I did their paperwork. In the end all I got was a “she didn’t do anything for us. Its all easy.”
That really sucks, I’m sorry they treated you like that :(
If it was so easy, why didn't they do it themselves? So ungrateful. Sorry they did that to you.
@SassySam diversity visa i think
I just don't know why there are people, especially family, who are like that. But no need to waste your emotions on them. You know where they stand with you.
I would say to treat then as a stranger, but even that means showing a basic acknowledgement and respect. Better to treat them as though they're invisible and that's that.
@@thecatthatateaflyinduoling2513 Yep, I had a couple cousins come from Iran to America by way of the Diversity Visa Program 🙂
I remember my cousin telling me. Cuz. she said, relatives are not family, there's a difference. Family its not blood. Family are those who support, love, inspire and have your back. There's a bid difference. So, I look up the definition of both and she was right. You're work is beautiful sis. Cheers
whoever told u your voice is bad..they're sooooo wrong..!! u have an amazing voice..
no
@@fardtuser yes
...nobody ever said that
Wrong video hun
Wrong video 💀
I love when I'm selling something on Kijiji and someone's like "oh, this person will give theirs for cheaper" and I'm just like, "go to them then 🤷🏾♀️". Sometimes they're telling the truth, sometimes they're just looking for a bargain. I'm not desperate or in a rush, so I don't mind waiting until someone accepts the price I'm offering. One business tip I heard is to know your value and don't lowball for anyone. It may take longer to find the right clientel, but at least they won't haggle and dismiss your time and efforts all the time
So true...know your worth and your time and expertise is valuable. Saying and doing are 2 different things.
Different but similar, I work at a baskin robbins, and had someone yell at me because their shake was too thin. They screamed "I could get a better milkshake at mcdonalds and it would be cheaper too!"
I looked at her and said "okay. Go to mcdonalds then."
She then got mad saying like "oh I would never talk to a customer that way" and I was just like "ma'am, I just want to make my customers happy. So if going to mcdonalds will make you happy, then you should go to mcdonalds" she huffed out after that lol
Edit: bad spelling
@@SilverWolf_-cj4qn lmao that's such a clever comeback. She legit can't say anything to that.
That cake is SOOO Beautiful!!! You make it look so easy but my hand hurts just watching you!! 😊❤️🙏
Yeah so true when I started to try and I am still an amateur still don't know how to do it properly. Well it became liquid and it was really hard to even put it into the icing bag. It was just too much I would love to learn how to do it.
@@waterdragon55 frosting is fairly cheap to make so just making it and practicing piping is a good start to learning and getting so it becomes easy.
Girlll never give people information about your business' process. People usually only ask if they want that information to start their own business. People just want everything handed to them on a silver platter
It’s more about not giving the wrong people info about your business. It would be such a bitch move to tell a friend who wants advice about her own project “sorry, I don’t tell people what to do, they have to figure it out on their own”. That’s a quick way to loose friends
i dont think thats a bad thing to share business practices. Unless there is something that you know is your trademark, then dont share that. Whats bad is blatantly stealing other people's customers.
I don’t see what’s wrong about giving business advice to people who want to start their own business. It’s not being “handed on a silver platter”, it’s a way people learn. How do you think apprenticeships and colleges work?
What’s wrong is learning from someone and then stealing their customers.
Why? So what if they want to start their own
@@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe ya like how else people learn if they don't ask bruh wtf
i'm surprised no one is talking about how beautiful the cake is, I really love the gold and purple combination :D
it makes me wonder if the person contacted you for the cake also knew your cousin and was trying to get it at a cheaper rate because they didnt wanna pay the actual price
That what I was thinking. I was thinking this "customer" might be someone the family member already knew and she just wanted to bargain for a different deal. That would explain how the family member knew how to contact her.
Or the relative wanted to resell the cakes maybe? Like say it’s a $300 cake, she talks her down to $250, then resells the cake for $300 and pockets $50 for nothing.
That was such a betrayal and you still handled yourself soo well dealing with those feelings.
This happened to my mom as well! She's always nice and gives tips on decor and baking (she runs a dessert/snack table business) and there's always this one friend/family member who want to try it out because they think it's easy. It never really turns out that good because they don't put nearly as much effort into their work than my mom. She works her butt off for her business and it makes me mad that many of these same friends/relatives always expect "discounts"
Dang! It's one thing to start a business of your own, but it's QUITE ANOTHER to try and steal customers from the person who helped! That was ice cold.
Honestly, I don't even speak to my relatives for that very reason- they aren't trustworthy! I have more faith in the bum who asks for spare change at 7-11. At least he is honest! "Can you spare change so I can buy a cigarette?" 🤣
Yep I didn't even know who my relatives were. Only time I remember meeting most of them were the Christmas my dad died cause all of a sudden they cared
As a fellow artist, it's hard! I sew and people think it's easy. It's not. I've decorated cakes before, it's hard as hell!
Am learning to sew its so freaking hard and so many things to take into account also more sharp pointy things than cakes.
@@evettc7887 oooh i've stepped on so many needles, and I permanently ruined my nails from being puncture buy a serger needle.
For some reason when I read the video title I thought the story would be about an autoimmune disorder 😅
Nice one!
I'm very sorry this happened to you, I'm pretty low contact with a lot of my own relatives because they are like this too, sadly.
If there were no pictures, I'm assuming she did terribly so at least you can say the customer probably learned sometimes it pays to not try to expect more for less.
I also have many stories about this. My grandfather's story was the most heartbreaking.
He was from very poor family. His mother died when he was one and was the only child. He then went to stay with his aunts who were extremely abusive to him and his aunt's children were abusive as well. He stopped talking to them when he was in 10 th grade but then felt like it was wrong as it was his family so he started to talk to them again. He at the time was living with another aunt who took responsibility of grandpa since she couldn't stand the neglect he m recieved from another family. He then joined army but found it hard there so he left it after fulfilling his minimum service years and got 16000 rupees as compensation. He gave that money to his aunt's kids to built toilets in their homes. Then he cracked India's hardest exam UPSC and became IAS officer which was one of the most desirable and respected job to Indians. He then married my granny who was also exploited by my granpa's brother's wife for dowry. So much so that there was fight when she was unable to give stuff to those bitches. My granny would curse on my grandpa,my mom and uncle, all the time to take her frustration off. Those bitches would also verbally abuse my mom, uncle and my aunt whenever they would come to my grandpa's house for more money. Then suddenly so much money was given by my grandpa(since he felt they were his "family") that literally his family was in debt and his "brothers and sisters" didn't care at all. He then realised what he did and to this day he has stopped talking to them but they were luckily able to pay their debts since granny saved a lot of money. My grandfather only speaks to my granny's side of family members and they all respect him and understand what he did and why he did. In other words, they don't blame him at all since in India family is the base of an individual's life. Everything is about family and people sacrifice their own dreams and things in name of family like my grandfather. So please don't judge. He was still extremely hard-working despite going through so much. It is not about individuality like in western world but about collectivism, where individual is influenced by group and follows the group. Both have pros and cons.
I can tell you have a heart of gold.. and you see the best in people.. You give even when they don’t deserve.. I’ve struggled with the same thing.. you’re a strong woman, and that cake is amazing
“I’m not gonna do anything because you know what…Karma….karma my loves” preachhhh🙌
I think you giving all that info to that girl just goes to show how transparent you are ! Honestly I think you might have learned not to trust people like that from this experience but honestly you have so much more than that girl or most people in this profession and that is why we are watching you, watching your videos ans subscribing to your channel and not someone's else !
KARMA is damn right! Good on you! You'll be fine b/c you have talent and we know it's hard work and acquired talent.
the way you manage to get each swirl the perfect distance to each other is great! i havent been able to get it right
That is such a beautiful cake. It's so sad that that happened. That it was a family member. That would just hurt. Your cakes are so beautiful - just like you. ❤
I love your energy. Just straightforward and lovely
That's disgusting she did that!! I'm so sorry but sadly, my experience has been that family and close friends will be the 1st to snake you.. which is really sad😢. I'm so glad you got to find out though and didn't continue helping her without knowing she was building a business behind your back based off your work. That was divine intervention there having your back to show you who she really is ❤️ Ps- I love you page and whole vibe 🥰
Karma indeed
Also, that cake is so pretty. It reminds me of Shinobu Kocho from Demon Slayer. She’s the butterfly hashira
That cake is AMAZING!!! I luv roses and butterflies and purple is my fav colour!
I just needed to say that your voice can fit into a Disney movie
Your rosettes are perfect. One day I hope mine look this good
I know these flowers aren't anything that crazy, but the cake looks so elegant and beautiful 😊 even tho im a guy i wouldn't mind having this exact cake for my bday
Me too, it's so graceful and subtle but still sophisticated!
A man with fine taste
Nothing wrong with liking flowers on your cake as a guy! It's perfectly normal and if you like it then that's that!
Yes! Men who don't pretend everything even vaguely "feminine" (🙄) is emasculating.
We love to see it!
Guess what? No one cares! Do whatever the heck makes you happy regardless of your gender.
I know this is nothing to do with the story but omg that cake is so good and it looks delicious!!
THAT CAKE IS SO PRETTY ITS COULD BE HARD TO EAT😭
💜💜💜 This is beautiful! And it’s my favorite color! I know this post is 3 years old; I just started following you and this one popped up. 💜💜💜
*Wow, Look how much you've grown! I was with u since 275!!*
Well played, my beautiful cake artist, friend! Live and learn applied in several aspects of this scenario. You did the adult thing, and gave her advice and let her observe. No one can fault you for that, because it was respectable and being the Godly person. My own curiosity is killing me, however, but my imagination is fulfilling that void. I, truly, hope it wasn’t a flop, but then again, you get what you pay for.
Purple is my favorite color and I love frosting. That cake was amazing!
Reminds me of the time my grandpa, who had a commission based job, had one of his brothers try to steal away his customers.
My friend tried to join my business, and I warned her about not taking a commission and waiting until the last minute to ask for help with it, but she ended up trying to pull that crap with me. And I told her that she dug that hole for herself, and she wasn’t going to bury my good reputation with her poor planning and wished her luck with it. There was no way I was going to get involved with that hot mess. We only worked together on one cake, and I let her take all the credit for it.
I love your story times!
I'm like that with my stained glass patterns. People ask me why I'm giving away my "secrets" . Why ? Because I know it'll never look like mine :)
How could your Relative do something like that? Beautiful Cake as always, Did you finally manage to sell the Beautiful Cake that you made yourself with a lot of Hard Work and Dedication? I am shocked hearing this Story from you. 😮
Stunningly beautiful cake! You handled that cousin with total Grace. Karma will happen. It’s just the natural order of things. Good for you for taking the high road. ❤
This has happened several times with my mother! Some people are just cheaters and thankless
This story reminds me of my cousin who acts like this 😅
You are the bestest of the best! We adore you, Mimo!
Listening to this story and being a brown person, i had this person in my mind from my relatives the whole time.
Woah! That cake is stunning!
That is so sad a family member sabotaged your client like that. Wonder how she found out though. I hope her attempt was an epic fail.
What Nerve and Audacity!!!♡♡♡
I learnt that lesson the hard way too. Be wise as a serpent while being harmless as a dove.
The cake is fabulous. You are talented but I realize that 95% is hardwork.
You are the only RUclipsr I know who says anywho and I’m totally here for it !!!💗✨👏
It is hard! I am not at all artistic, but in my head I think I can and it never turns out how it's supposed to look
I love your way of thinking and agree 100% with the karma philosophy!!!
روعاتك تسلم ايدك يدوم التواصل حبيبتي ❤❤❤
Mimo pleeease help me, I'm from Brazil and starting my own business so can you please make a short video teaching how to color the buttercream???
"This is hard chiz"
Me: *True chiz* ~laughs in victorious
This cake reminds me of Olivia Rodrigo's Met Gala look 🤩
فى منتهى الجمال والروعه 🥰
ممكن طريقه عمل كريمه الزبده بطريقه سهله ؟؟
My mum has a secret recipe for quiche and one of my aunts stole it and used it for family gatherings (my mum does the same), not too big of a deal however my mum wasn't very happy when she had competition
It'd prob be better for your mother to experiment with new recipes and when she gets one better than the quiche, always leave one ingredient/crucial step off the recipe, so even if she steals it, it'll never be right.😁
All my recipe in my books are orangial form, I just remember how I adjust each one. Not practical for everyone my Aunt has a recipe card holder hiding someone with her notes.
Who needs enemies when u have family 🤷♀️
I want this cake! I don’t even like frosting, but I LOVE this cake!
Your cakes always look good 💖
Oh my goodness, that cake is soooo pretty!
Mimo always have a hot tea 😂😂
❤ Gorgeous cake Mimo. I can't believe that family member was so despicable to you. You keep being your wonderful self.
I love the hair covering thing it just so beautiful and respect it luv ur vids
oooh that story deserved a second part. I wish there was a way to know what happened.
Your frosting pipes so well? Can I have the recipe?
I love your videos for two reasons:
1) cake
2) ALL OF THE JUICY STORIES
It be your own people smh. You showed who you are as a person by not stooping to her level or being petty😊👏🏾
That's just sooooo wrong of that family member on sooooo many levels. Karma is so right. Pretty cake here 💜💚💜
I look forward to your stories.
Sneaky sneaky bet your cake is better 😏
Purple and butterflies are my favs I love it 😍
Sisss totally with u on dat. Karmaa 👍🏼✨ n yea it hurts...
‘Karma my loves’ I love it
this cake is so beautiful o.o
That cake is so pretty 🤩
Beautiful cake :))) I might take inspo for my birthday cake - 🥰
I knew it!!! That's not family😤
Always becareful
Self revenge is the sweetest and most satisfying💅🏼😏
Hello what's kind of cream u used it, and no effect with warm weather. Thanks🥰😍
MY ANGER ISSUES COULD NEVER 💀
I’m sorry but that cake is so gorgeous
That is a gorgeous cake. ❤
when i first saw the title i thought this was gonna be a medical story lol
The Lion, the Witch and the audacity of this beach!
That cake looks amazing 😍😍
That's a sick move whaaa
I am loving the cake you made in the video
Im sorry that happened to you and btw love the cake imma have my mom make it for my birthday lol
Are you able to recommend a easy whipped cream/light icing? I'd like to use it for my dad's father's day cake.
@Mariah, there is something called Rich’s non dairy whipped icing in the frozen food section of the grocery store or Walmart. It looks like a pint container of whipping cream. If you can’t find it look on the baking aisle for Dream Whip. They are both good.
Selfish sneak of a relative that is! But then relatives 🤷🏻♀️they are a bunch of nuts!
The cake is as much Beautiful as the amount of ugliness in this horrible relative’s soul.
That's so sad. I want to know how she found your potential customer.
Beautiful cake! 😍
You know, if I ever learn about a family member of mine having a business of making cakes I'd be the one that requests them to teach me how to make cakes cuz I'd want to make it for my family.