Where do you offer pickup and delivery?

Pickup in Midland, TX. Limited nearby delivery by request; fees apply.

How do payments work?

Regular orders are paid in full. Custom orders require a 50% deposit. Events require a 30% retainer.

What are the cancellation windows?

Regular: cancel at least 24h → refund minus 25% fee. Custom: cancel at least 1 week → deposit kept; under 1 week → 50% of remaining balance refunded. Events: cancel at least 1 month → retainer kept; 2–4 weeks → 50% of remaining balance refunded; under 2 weeks → no refund.

Any allergen concerns?

Products are made in a home kitchen and may contain or contact wheat, eggs, dairy, soy, and nuts. Proper storage after pickup is the customer’s responsibility.

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This is the link hub for everything I’m building — support my current chapter, shop shipping drops, stay connected across platforms, and collaborate in the Goodieverse. ❤️

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📜 Transparency & Compliance

Texas Cottage Food Law

Bite Me Goodies operates under the Texas Cottage Food Law, allowing certain foods to be produced in a home kitchen and sold directly to consumers. These guidelines ensure transparency, safety, and trust while supporting small businesses.

Effective September 1, 2025: Most foods are allowed except meat, seafood, frozen desserts, low-acid canned foods, CBD/THC items, and raw milk products.
Annual sales cap: Up to $150,000 per year (adjusted for inflation).
TCS foods: Require DSHS registration, labeling, and temperature-controlled handling. Must be sold directly to the consumer.
Non-TCS foods: May be sold directly or through approved vendors.
Required labeling: “This product was produced in a private residence that is not subject to governmental licensing or inspection.”
Address privacy: A registered identifier may be used instead of a home address.
No local permits required solely for cottage food operation.

Official DSHS Info → Cottage Food Law Resource →

This food is made in a private residence that is not subject to governmental licensing or inspection.