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We love sharing creativity and kindness. We offer free digital goodies so you can enjoy a taste of our designs and see the quality we put into every product. It's our way of saying, thank you for visiting and supporting our shop. We want you to get inspired, and see the quality and care we put into everything we create before purchasing.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQS) Digital Files
What is SweetByteStudios about?
Sweet Byte Studios is a creative digital shop offering ready-to-use files such as recipes, templates, planners, cake/cookie order forms, party designs, classes and more. We specialize in helping bakers, creators, and small business owners save time while bringing their ideas to life. My mission to craft digital tools and designs that inspire, simplify and support other creators so they can focus on what they love most. Designing is my passion, and sharing it allows me to help others spend less time stressing and more time creating. Inspire your imagination, and let me help you create something amazing.
How will I receive my digital products?
All of our products are digital downloads. After your purchase is complete, you'll receive a link to download your files directly. No physical items will be shipped. Please Note: Files are only available for 48 hours. If for some reason you purchased and haven't been able to download the files, please message us and we will be able to help you. Please state when you purchased the download (the date of transaction) and which download you purchased to better assist you. (name of product) Thank you.
How much does it cost?
Our pricing varies depending on the type and size of the digital product. For example, you can purchase a single design for $3-$5, or choose a bundle of 12 designs for $15. We offer a variety of options so you can find something that fits both of your needs and your budget. For specific pricing and current offerings, please visit our website page for more information.
What file formats do you offer?
Most of our products are delivered in commonly used formats such as PDF, PNG, or JPG (aka JPEG). Some templates may also include editable files (like Word, Excel, but mostly Canva). So you can add your own special touch. Please check each product description for details. It will let you know what's included in the download.
Most digital products use software Canva. Please Note: Some edits contains premium canva pro elements. You cannot edit if you are not subscribed to canva pro; you can only view and download
How can I contact you?
The best way to reach me is by email: sweetbytestudios@yahoo.com
I'm always happy to answer questions and provide support, and email ensures I can respond quickly and keep communication secure. Whether you have a question or concern, or need some extra help, or just want to say hello, feel free to reach out anytime. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Do you offer refunds on digital products?
Because all items are digital and instantly accessible, we generally cannot offer refunds. All sales are final. However, if you experience an issue with your purchase, please contact us by email and we will be happy to help.
Can I use your products for my business?
Most of our products are for personal use only, unless otherwise stated. If you are interested in using a design for your business or classes, there are no licenses or fees necessary at this time. Check the product description below on the website for information. It is okay to use for your business selling baked goods and designs in person but not allowed to resale purposes on your own website and claiming them as your own files. If someone else would like the recipe please direct them to purchase on our website so others can purchase their own copy. It is much appreciated!
Do you update your products?
Yes! From time to time I refresh designs or add new variations. If you purchased a product and an updated version becomes available, you'll receive the update at no extra cost.
If you haven't received the update when you purchased an old version please let us know and we will send you the updated version at no cost.
Can I share my files with friends or family?
Your purchase is for you personal use only. Please don't share or resell the files. If someone else would like them, they'll need to purchase their own copy.
Payment & Checkout: What payment options do you accept?
We accept credit cards, debit cards, and Paypal. Powered by stripe and Paypal. Payments are processed securely at checkout. Your payments is safe and secure through a platform. SweetByteStudios never sees or stores your payment details. Those are confidential.
Do you take custom orders?
At times, yes! I love working on special projects when possible. Feel free to reach out with your idea and we can discuss options.
Do you offer discounts or bundles offers?
Yes! From time to time, I create bundle deals and special offers and promotions. Be sure to check out sweetbytestudios.com or social media pages for discount codes and offers on products.
Be sure to check back often or join my email newsletter for updates and special offers. (bottom of page)
Can I print the files at home?
Yes! Most files are designed to be printer-friendly. Many of our PDFs and images can be opened and used on mobile devices, though editing works best on a computer.
Colors may appear different on paper than they do on the monitor screen. It is recommended that you check the ink cartridges to see if they need replacement or adjust the intensity settings on your printer.
Please Note: some graphics are not editable. Check the product description before your purchase.
Frequently asked questions (FAQS) Baking
Do your recipes include detailed instructions?
Yes! Each recipe comes with step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow and beginner friendly. Many include tips and variations to help you customize to your taste.
Are your recipes digital or physical copies?
All recipes and baking guides are digital downloads only. You'll receive an instant link to download your file after purchase--no shipping needed unless otherwise stated in the description of the product.
Are your recipes tested?
Absolutely! Every recipe is tested and perfected before being shared to ensure accurate results, reliable measurements, and delicious flavor every time.
What kind of equipment do I need for your recipes?
Most recipes are designed for home bakers and use basic kitchen tools. Any specific tools like cookie cutters, piping bags, or digital thermometers are mentioned in the recipe details.
Why did my cookies burn on the bottom?
Your oven may run too hot, or the baking pan was too dark.
Tip: Use a light-colored baking sheet and bake in the middle rack. Or you can also line the pan with parchment paper or a silicon mat.
Can I substitute ingredients in your recipes?
Yes, you can. Many recipes include notes on which recipe can use altercations or substitutions such as dairy free or gluten free options. However, substitutions may slightly change the texture or flavor.
What is my cookies/cake didn't turn out right?
No worries. Baking takes practice and lots of patience; it's a science. If you have any questions with how your recipe turned out please don't hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help. You can also check out the FAQS for any trouble shooting questions in baking.
You will know when you cookies are done with it's not wet at the top and it's dry (cooked).
Tip: Always use room temperature ingredients for better results. For example: room temperature butter (can sit out for 30min to an hour depending the temperature of the room) and room temperature eggs (leave out for 30minutes or an hour) If I am in a hurry I will microwave my butter into 3-10 second increments turning the butter different directions for even heating (be careful not to heat too much or it will melt) until it's soft. (meaning when you make an indent on the butter and it still hold it's shape and not melted) and I will place my eggs in a bowl of lukewarm water to make my eggs room temperature. Never put them in a bowl of hot water or it may cook ur eggs
If your baked goods taste soapy it can also be that you added too much chemical levening (baking soda or baking powder) or it can be expired. Over beating the dough or adding too much leavening can also cause a cakey cookie.
Why did my cookies spread too much? Or uneven in size/shape?
This usually happens when the butter is too soft or the dough is too warm before baking.
Tip: Chill your dough for 30 minutes or overnight before baking, and make sure your baking sheet isn't warm from a previous batch.
The dough balls may not have been portioned evenly. Use a cookie scoop of the same size for portioning evenly. Or you can use a scale to keep cookies uniform for even baking.
Why does my sugar cookie dough have cracks?
Sugar cookie dough cracks because it's too dry or has been overworked, leading to a crumbly texture. Cracks can also occur if you use ingredients that are too cold, have too much flour, or overmix the dough, or rerolling the dough too much.
Dryness:
Not enough liquid in the recipe or too much flour can cause the dough to be dry and crumbly.
Overworking:
Overmixing or over-kneading can develop too much gluten, making the dough tough and prone to cracking.
Ingredient temperature:
Using cold butter or eggs can make the dough hard to mix, leading to a crumbly consistency.
Incorrect measuring:
Not measuring ingredients accurately, especially flour, can throw off the dough's hydration balance.
Under-hydration:
Lack of hydration from too many dry ingredients or not enough wet ingredients.
What is the best way to measure flour?
Scoop flour into your measuring cup (DRY INGREDIENT ONE, not the liquid one measuring glass cup) using a spoon, then level it off with a straight tool like a scrapper for even amount.
Tip: Never pack flour tightly into your cup as it can lead to dense, dry baked goods and mess with the recipe.
Why did my cake sink in the middle?
This often happens when the oven door is opened too soon (when the cake is rising) or the cake is under-baked.
Tip: Avoid opening the oven during the first 30 minutes, and use an oven thermometer to make sure it's at the right temperature or use a toothpick. If it comes out with raw dough it may need a few more minutes. If crumbs come out when you insert the toothpick it's a perfect soft crumb.
Do I need parchment paper for your recipes?
Yes, I would highly recommend it! It prevents sticking, ensures even baking, and helps with cleanup if a mess happens. You can also use a silicon mat if you don't want to waste parchment paper, as those mats can be washed in the sink.
Why did my cake fall apart when I tried to cut it?
The cake might not have cooled enough or lacked structure
Tip: let the cake cool completely.
How can I have a moist and flavorful cake?
I use buttermilk in most of my recipes to create a soft crumb cake. You can also use simple syrup on your cake layers. Recipe is for simple syrup is at the homepage (top page with all the free files). I add simple syrup to all my layers but you don't have to there are other ways if you don't want to use it. It doesn't affect the texture or taste as long as you don't add too much. (it can mess with your cake layers into being to crumbly or making a mess)
Tip: You can bake your cake and wait 10-15 minutes exactly for it to cool and cover ur cake into plastic wrap (gently as it's still warm) so that the condensation is trapped inside your cake. This locks in moisture from the heat and creates a moist soft crumb at the top. It's a secret I use for most of my recipes.
You can make a flavorful cake by adding pure vanilla extract. I recommend using homemade vanilla or using pure or real vanilla for best results. Imitation doesn't taste the same. Follow the recipe step-by-step from the directions for best results.
Why did my frosting slide off the cake?
Your cake might still be warm or the frosting can be too soft. (butter from the frosting can get too warm and mess with the consistency that would be harder to frost) You can always cover your frosting with plastic wrap and leave in the refrigerator for a few minutes to help. (15-20 minutes can help).
Tip: Always cool cakes completely before frosting. OR You can always do this method as I do for my business (I sell sweets on the side)
Day 1 Monday/Tuesday: Make fondant figures and fondant decor (I add a tiny bit of Tylose powder into my fondant; depending on how much fondant your using). or you can place small thin as long as they are layed flat on a cake board and cover with plastic wrap and leave in the fridge for 2-3 days (depends if it's dry yet).
Day 3 Wednesday: Bake all cake orders and wrap with plastic wrap immediately after 10-15 minutes of cooling to lock in moisture from condensation. After you wrap your cakes in plastic wrap, refrigerate until ready to use. I usually bake on Wednesday and decorate on Thursday and Friday. If I need to make a cake for the weekend; Saturday for example I will back on Thursday or Friday.
Day 4 Thursday: Crumb coat & chill day. Once the cakes are nice and cold don't worry about it tasting too hard. Once it becomes room temperature the cake will taste just as good with a soft crumb. This day I don't do any heavy decorating, I only add a small layer of frosting hence; crumb coat (it looks like a naked cake). Make sure you add frosting everywhere, top and bottom only enough to cover the cake but not enough to finish it. If you need a reference photo I will be happy to show you what I mean. Once you cover your cake with frosting, place it in the fridge immediately to prevent any mess or a collapse. You don't need to cover it up just yet as long as you don't leave your cake in the fridge for more than 1-2 days. Once you fill your cakes with any filling (or buttercream) and you crumb coat you are ready for the next day.
Day 5 Friday: You add the final coat of buttercream to your cake and refrigerate then add your decorations. Once you are finished it is recommended that you box your cake or cover with plastic wrap to prevent your cake from any condensation or moisture from other ingredients and to prevent any sweat especially when using fondant.
Why did my cake stick to my pan?
The pan may not have been greased and floured enough or properly.
Tip: Use parchment paper rounds on the bottom of the pan and use baking spray on the sides or you can use Cake Goop. It's a homemade cake release; similar to baking spray.
Why are there holes or tunnels in my cake?
Over mixing the batter can trap air bubbles.
Tip: Mix on low speed just until ingredients are combined and tap the pan on the counter before baking to release extra air. Or run a utensil in the batter and make lines everywhere to release bubbles.
Why did my cake crack on top?
The oven might be too hot or the batter was placed too high in the oven.
Tip: Bake in the center of the rack at the correct temperature of what it says on the recipe. Rotate your pan in the oven for even baking.
Why didn't my cake rise properly?
Expired leavening agents or incorrect oven temperatures can cause this.
Tip: Always check the expiration date on your baking powder/baking soda and always preheat your oven before baking.
Why are the edges on my cake burnt or crusty?
The oven temperature can be too high, or the cake may have been baked for too long. Use an oven thermometer to calibrate your oven for a better reading. You can also use cake strips to help prevent darker spots on your cake and helps with make your cake look lighter or golden. Place your cake in plastic wrap in the fridge can make the edges soft again.







