About TexasCottageFoodLaw.com

About

Texas State Senator Lois Kolkhorst and Kelley Masters

TexasCottageFoodLaw.com is owned and maintained by Kelley Masters, a private citizen and home baker who was responsible for the filing of the first Texas Cottage Food Bill in 2009 by State Representative Dan Gattis. When the 2009 bill died, Ms. Masters redoubled her efforts, starting the Texas Baker’s Bill Facebook page in 2010 and working tirelessly toward the ultimate passage of SB 81 in 2011, HB 970 in 2013, and SB 572 in 2019. She has spent countless hours mustering grassroots and media support, working with legislators and special interest groups, and has probably delivered more homemade cookies to the Texas State Capitol than any person in history.  

Ms. Masters and her husband live and work in Cedar Park, Texas and have three children. They own a small software company which publishes CakeBoss Software for Bakers.  In 2021, she founded Homemade Texas, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship and independence at home. 

Please visit Homemade Texas for contact information. 

Information on this site is not legal advice.

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