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By Lora Jones
image captionSarah Silverman (28) is the founder of Funny Face Bakery in New York
For most twenty-somethings, exam results, work or relationships might be the main things on their mind. For Sarah Silverman it was the art of the bake.
After a discouraging start at college studying fashion, she decided to drop out and enrol in culinary school, as well as working in four different bakeries in New York.
Having gathered experience in what worked (and what didn t), she and her mum set up their first business together in 2016: Cupcake Market. I was on a mission to make the perfect cupcake , she says.
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