Posted Aug 6, 2026, 3:44 AM
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Unicorn Wizard!
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I guess in Texas and in the South sometimes people would sell "plates" from home and it would be what it sounds like. And then just about anywhere you have people selling baked goods from home. Always such a small scale activity that it never attracted scrutiny.
I remember watching a cable TV show in the 2000s on food network, it was probably something with Anthony Bourdain, talking about Seattle or SF having chefs host fancy dinner parties out of private homes that total strangers would pay to attend, and that this was technically illegal but the rules weren't enforced.
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