News 12 Finds: Cupcakes 'so small you can try them all' at Baked by Melissa
In this edition of "News 12 Finds," Jordan Kissane spoke with the queen of cupcakes herself all about her sweet story.
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437ds agoBest known for her cupcakes "so small you can try them all," Melissa Ben-Ishay is the brains behind the famous brand "Baked by Melissa."
She says that she didn't make her way to the top of the corporate cupcake ladder without a bit of adversity.
In this edition of "News 12 Finds," Jordan Kissane spoke with the queen of cupcakes herself all about her sweet story.
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