Season 1 - Episode 5 - Joseph Munns from Bakedin
This week I talk to Joe Munns who is the co-founder of Bakedin. The company makes hassle-free baking kits that are delivered to your home. Joe and his friend Anna came up with the idea whilst commuting to their respective jobs in IT. They both loved to bake and had the idea of a time saving baking kit that gave the full baking-from-scratch experience but with a little less hassle – and so the Bakedin baking kit was born. Today Bakedin has hundreds of stockists including Selfridges, Ocado, Lakeland, Wholefoods and Center Parcs. Pretty amazing for a business launched from their kitchen!
I hope you enjoy his story. You will also hear his advice for those wanting to take their own Giant Leap and why you should start following your passion.
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