‘I turned my pain into productivity’: How this brokenhearted woman ventures into food business

Fecalyn Ladao started kneading to release her pain but never thought it will progress as a commercial ensaymada business.

Fexie Buns owner Fecalyn Ladao shared her journey of turning her pain into an ensaymada business.

Key Points

• After breaking up with his boyfriend, Fecalyn found a hobby in kneading and baking while staying in a regional town in Queensland.
• Getting positive feedback from her friends, she eventually decided to put up her own ensaymada business.
• Starting from a second-hand $10 bread machine she bought from an Opportunity Shop, she now owns a $3,000 dough mixer to supply for various orders.

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10/01/202309:09

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Fecalyn Ladao started kneading in 2015 before her hobby became a legitimate business in 2016.

Fexie Buns owner Fecalyn Ladao shared her journey of turning her pain into an ensaymada business. 

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