Catering & baking in Provo & Utah Valley
Home bakers, cake makers, small caterers and meal prep for events and families. Free to post, and every listing comes from a neighbor who confirmed their email.
Offer catering & baking →Before you hire: what to ask
- Is your kitchen permitted, or are you selling under Utah's homemade food law?
- Do you deliver and set up?
- How do you handle allergies?
- What is the deposit and the order deadline?
Offering catering & baking? Put this in your post
- Say what you make, and whether you sell under the homemade food law or from a permitted kitchen.
- Give order lead times and minimums.
- List common allergens in your kitchen.
The rule in Utah. Utah's Home Consumption and Homemade Food Act (2018) lets people sell some homemade food directly to the person who will eat it, labeled as prepared without state or local inspection and with common allergens noted; it cannot be sold to restaurants or for resale. Check with the Utah County Health Department for anything beyond that, since the law has been amended since. Source: Utah H.B. 181 (2018), Home Consumption and Homemade Food Act Amendments.
What to know in Utah Valley
- Caterers in Utah are not licensed to sell or serve alcohol, according to the state's Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services.
- Food handlers in Utah need a certificate within 14 days of starting work and a permit within 30 days (R392-103-4).
- Many Provo restaurants close Sunday, which removes most restaurant catering that day.
From the Provo.com guides below, which cite their sources.
Our guides
- Catering in ProvoCatering in Utah Valley: the alcohol rule that surprises out-of-state couples, caterer permits, food trucks, restaurant trays and picking a format.
- Bakeries in Utah Valley, town by townBakeries across Utah County from Lehi to Santaquin: storefront hours, the gluten-free kitchens, the pie and sourdough specialists, and who opens on Sunday.
- Wedding catering pricesUtah Valley caterers' published wedding prices: reception menus from $12.50 a guest, dinners $14 to $49, and the 19 to 25% service charge and tax that follow.
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