Door 1 — sell from home
Every state lets people sell some food from a home kitchen — and every state draws the line somewhere different. Pick your state, what you want to sell, and where you want to sell it. The answer comes from the state's actual framework: its food list, its sales cap, its permit class, its label rules.
The full framework for your state — foods, cap, permit, labels, channels, the law itself:
Alaska Homemade Food Law (AS 17.20.332–338) — no statewide dollar cap.
Arizona Cottage Food Program (A.R.S. § 36-931 et seq.) — no statewide dollar cap.
California Cottage Food Operation (CFO) — Homemade Food Act — cap $88,878.
Delaware Cottage Food Establishment Law — no statewide dollar cap.
DC Cottage Food Law — no statewide dollar cap.
Indiana Cottage Food / Home-Based Vendor Law — no statewide dollar cap.
Maine Home Food License / Food Sovereignty framework — no statewide dollar cap.
Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Permit — no statewide dollar cap.
Minnesota Cottage Food Exemption (Minn. Stat. § 28A.152) — cap $78,000.
Missouri Cottage Food Law (§ 196.298) — no statewide dollar cap.
Nevada Cottage Food Law (plus separate Craft Food program for acidified foods) — cap $100,000.
New Hampshire Homestead Food Law — no statewide dollar cap.
North Carolina Home Processor Program — no statewide dollar cap.
North Dakota Cottage Food / Food Freedom Law — no statewide dollar cap.
Oklahoma Local Food Freedom Act (formerly Homemade Food Freedom Act) — cap $250,000.
Pennsylvania Limited Food Establishment — no statewide dollar cap.
Rhode Island Cottage Food Manufacturer Law — cap $50,000.
South Carolina Home-Based Food Production Law — no statewide dollar cap.
South Dakota Cottage Food Exemption — no statewide dollar cap.
Tennessee Cottage Food / Domestic Kitchen Law — no statewide dollar cap.
Utah Cottage Food Law / Home Consumption and Homemade Food Act — no statewide dollar cap.
West Virginia Cottage Food Law — no statewide dollar cap.
Wisconsin Home Baked Goods Exemption — no statewide dollar cap.
Wyoming Food Freedom Act (W.S. § 11-49-101 et seq.) — no statewide dollar cap.
Included in the $49 Opening Pack: the filled templates, trackers, calendars and worksheets for this door — built from the same dated datasets as the free checker above.