'Tweaks based on feedback from relatives': Entrepreneur on the perfect recipe

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Chef Paulo dela Pena and partner Raquel Baldueza, both full-time workers from Perth, built their side hustle making sweet buns, or 'ensaymadas,' which they started in August 2024.

KEY POINTS
  • Revenue in the Confectionery and Snacks market amounts to US $18.26 bn in 2025, according to Statista.
  • Partners dela Pena and Baldueza improved the recipe for their business called 'Z'madas' by incorporating tweaks and changes based on friends and relatives' feedback.
  • At least $200 AUD was allotted for capital which covers mostly ingredients and moulds.
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