Do I get anything in the mail?
No. This is a digital kit: the guides, the printables and the calculator are in your members area the moment you pay. Nothing is shipped, so there's no waiting and no shipping cost. You buy your ingredients at any grocery store.
I've never made ice cream. Can I still do this?
Yes. You start with one base and one flavor, with exact amounts and a photo of every step. If you can use a blender, you can make it. The Texture Fix Chart shows you how to fix a batch that comes out icy or hard.
Do I really not need an ice cream machine?
No machine. You need a blender, a freezer and a few silicone molds, which cost about $10 to $15. The base is made to freeze creamy without churning.
Is it really no added sugar?
The base has no added sugar. Its sweetness comes from the fruit in it. Some flavors and the chocolate shell can add sugar, and every recipe tells you which ones do, so you always know what you're offering. We don't call it a diet food or a health food.
Can I sell these from my home kitchen?
It depends on your state. A few states, like Nebraska, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wyoming, allow some homemade frozen treats under their home food laws, with conditions. In many others you'll need a permit or a shared commercial kitchen, which you can rent by the hour. The State Rules Checklist shows you what to look up for where you live before your first sale. It's not legal advice.
What can I actually earn?
We can't promise any earnings. What we can show you is what people already pay: a box of 12 gelato bonbons sells for $39 to $45 at gelato shops, and a 6-pack of chocolate-dipped bites is $6.49 at the supermarket. The calculator helps you work out your own costs and prices. Your results depend on your time, prices, costs, local rules and area.
Who buys gelato bites?
Neighbors, coworkers, friends, other parents, your church, people planning a birthday or a shower, and anyone looking for a holiday gift that isn't another box of cookies. Small portions and five flavors in one cup make it an easy yes.
Where do I find my first customers?
You start with people who already know you. The First 10 Orders Kit gives you the posts, the messages and a 30-day plan. Then a tasting and a good photo do the rest.
How much does it cost me to start?
The kit is $27. Your first grocery run is about $40 (milk powder, apple powder, avocado oil and the gum blend), and it covers several batches. Add $10–15 for silicone molds. No machine and no storefront.
I don't have time.
The base takes about 20 minutes and the freezer does the rest. Dipping a tray takes about 30 minutes. You choose when you make them and how many orders you take.
How do I keep them cold when I deliver?
The Gift Boxes & Party Trays module shows you how to pack them, which cooler bags and ice packs to use and how long they stay perfect on the way.
Is it safe to buy online?
Yes. Checkout is secure, everything arrives in your members area the moment you pay, and you're covered for 7 days.
And if it's not for me?
Your purchase is covered for 7 days. Make your first batch, taste it, and if it isn't for you, send us one email and we'll refund you in full.
