Akeila Mitchell "Cupcake Que Queen"

Akeila Mitchell

"Cupcake Que Queen"

For Akeila being in the kitchen has always been a joy. Baking started was a hobby with no professional knowledge so she proceeded to browse the internet looking at different recipes which prove to be simple and thought; hey I can’t do this!.

The first few attempts she said was a total failure but she continued to try and was finally able to get good reviews from her family members. This was the turning point for her; her hobby and passion for the kitchen was now a cupcake business.

Her sister came up with the idea to host a “Cupcake Que” so that people would get the opportunity to taste her products. She was still doubtful about her ability to produce tasty cakes but she said her family and friends encouragement helped to push her in agreeing to have the Que. The “Cupcake Que”was a great success as she was able to sell over four hundred (400) cupcakes and she received numerous compliments on the taste and her presentation. The profits from this venture helped Akeila to pursue a course at the Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute (TTHTI) as well as purchase all of the baking tools she needed. Akeila says people were so impressed with the quality and taste of her cakes that her customer base has continue to grow.

Akeila Can be reach at:

Contact Information

Telephone: 786-1497

Email: akeila_mitchell@yahoo.com

Here are some photographs of Akeila’s creations

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