A baker has opened a treat shed on the driveway of her Norfolk home and she is enjoying sweet success.
Krispie Crazy was launched in 2022 by former primary school teacher Claire Ives, 39, from Attleborough, and she started out making celebration cakes.
Mrs Ives said: "I have always loved baking and I grew up doing it with my mum Helen, whose sponge recipes I still use.
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"I started out making cakes for friends who said I should start selling them and then I branched out into tray bakes."
She continues to make custom cakes and she also goes to events across Norfolk with a range of sweet treats, including a monthly pitch at Wymondham Farmers' Market.
She does some wholesale orders, including for The Little Park Café in Thorpe St Andrew, and UK postal delivery of items such as brownies and her signature Rice Krispie slabs.
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She has just launched a new arm of the business, with a treat shed on her driveway at 18 Bracken Drive in Attleborough.
The flavours change regularly but there will always be brownies, blondies, krispies and cookies, with a vegan option available.
Mrs Ives added: "I saw people doing similar things with wreaths and eggs and I thought it would work well with bakes.
"Before I opened the treat shed, I had people living locally who would message me if I had anything available for a quick snack fix.
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"It is unmanned so allows people to come at their own pace and they can pay by cash, PayPal or bank transfer."
She will soon be offering some Valentine's Day treats and her dream is to have a bricks-and-mortar shop.
She added: "The rent is too expensive at the moment but I would eventually love to have my own shop somewhere in the local area."
The Krispie Crazy treat shed is open from 8am to 8pm Thursday to Sunday.
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