Pastry Sales
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Event Links
- 2013 - September 17-19, Pastry Sale!
- 2013 - February 13-15, Pastry Sales
- 2012 - September 19-20, Pastry Sales
- 2012 - April 4-6, Pastry Sales
- 2012 - April 20, Pastry Sales (CPW)
- 2011 - September 20-23, Pastry Sales
- 2011 - February 2-4, Pastry Sales
- 2011 - April 13-15, Pastry Sales
- 2010 - November 10-12, Pastry Sales
- 2010 - September 22-24, Pastry Sales
- 2010 - March 10-12, Pastry Sales
- 2010 - April 21-23, Pastry Sales
Event Captains
Treasurer is in charge of ordering pastries. Orders should be placed by noon the day before, preferably earlier. When ordering pastries, PLEASE MAKE SURE TO TELL THEM TO WRAP THE PASTRIES IN THE PLASTIC BAGGIES!
ATS exec (and honorary) need to contribute hours towards working booth.
Event Description
All pastries are sold for $1, except for the red bean mochi, which is $1.50. Remember to stamp their pastry cards!
Pastry pick-up usually meets at 8:30am, then takes the Red line into Chinatown. They usually get back by 10am. Several things to keep in mind when you're the first person selling of the day:
Cash box! This is very important. Wooden stand and ATS sign. They're usually stored in McCormick Annex basement. If you're selling something besides pastries (tickets, etc.) that differs in price between members and non-members, make sure you have a membership list!
Chinese pastrieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
So sweet and tastyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
from a Chinatown Bakeryyyyyyyyyyyy
oh Chinese pastrieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
(I have a hunch that Jenn was editing this, and I have one question: who fed her five pounds of sugar? --Christine)
(It's Jon Lii's song! i was there with him when he came up with it :) good times ^^ but yes, i've had massive amounts of sugar...in the form of half a gallon of green tea ice cream in 24 hours :P hahaha wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Jennnnnnnnn Huang-g-g-g-g-----g!)
And then there's also Christine Hsueh's song (lyrics + tune), which sounds very nice and it is also her cellphone ringtone.
Taiwanese pastries tasty and sweet
something delicious late in the week
taiwanese pastries, yumnumnumnum!
save one for later, eat one right now!
Shopping List
(someone put in numbers please?)
- Red Bean
- Custard
- Nai Su
- Scallion Sweet Buns
- Pineapple
- Taro
- Sesame Balls
- Red Bean Green Tea Mochi
20-30 of each pastry, about 180 total
Attendance
Notes
- fundraising, plus PUBLICITYYYYYYYYYYY!!!
- for really big events (i.e. Banquet, TAI.101) you can have a few days in a row of pastry sales--be sure to order less each day tho, cuz people get sick of them
- Jenn suggestion: new flavors?!?!? O.O
