Through their business, Bread Basket Cake Company, based in Camarillo, California, they make beautiful cakes, cookies and desserts for weddings and other special occasions -- including some minor events called the Golden Globes, the Emmys and the Oscars.
Note that recognizing and meeting recurring needs of regular customers are a business' bread and butter.
That definition would make monsters of many of the people with whom I move on the sidewalks, do business, break bread, swap stories and share the grunt work of local politics.
These businesses' bread-and-butter is instrument rental.
Seed money from the Prince's (as in Charles) Trust enabled Irons to start a business whose bread and butter is mats but that also offers planters, hats, cushions, totes and headboards.
He said she planned to move into a rented apartment in the Miraflores district of the capital once she is released in the coming days, hoping to work as a translator and possibly open a business baking bread and pastries, a skill she polished during her years of incarceration in Cajamarca.
First, he announced he would largely avoid the Medicare business, the bread and butter of his managed care brethren, at a time when payments for senior care were generous.
"It will probably never reach the same valuation multiples as pure B2B e-commerce companies, because it still has a pretty big core business whose bread and butter is [software] license revenues," noted Srinivasa.
Still, this friction is unlikely to cause any serious economic disruption to the already strapped airline industry, since most business travelers the bread and butter for the major carriers really have no viable alternative.
I watched a community going about its daily business, baking bread, selling its wares at Mower's market, carrying yoga mats.
In the bakeshop business, quality bread is equal to patronage.
