Cake I can serve in bags!

[Raera]

After a very long Covid related hiatus we are next week having a board meeting for our voluntary group (allowed)
I usually bake a cake to share at coffee break, clearly not a good idea to share food just now.
What can I make which I can portion and put into bags and not get all squashed in transit? About 10 attending.
No allergies - I've checked.
Thank you!

It seems many people aren’t happy to eat home baked cakes atm, I always bake for work but haven’t since early in the year due to Coronavirus. Is it worth checking before you bake? It seems some people are happier with individual packaged/shop bought.

Flapjacks/Brownies. Biscuits rather than cake

If I was attending I would not eat your food.
Do M&S etc make cakes in individual containers?

Even then, I'd be wary.

Thanks for your comments.
I'll do baking, bag up in individual portions and then freeze, defrost and serve at the meeting, that should do it ?
Brownies should work I reckon, I'm not a flapjack fan. Any other ideas?
Cheers

I'd trust you as much as the supermarket food!
Muffins. They are designed to be one each.

I'd also trust you and I'd feel thrilled that in these bad times someone has taken the time to offer a little homemade treat!!

If anyone turned down theirs, I have them too!

If I'd been eating your scrummy cake pre covid, I'd eat it now if I was going to be in a room with you for several hours!

Biscuits, muffins, tiffin, scones, fudge?

Thank you for the lovely comments!
We have new members joining in person, not on zoom for the first time and want to make them welcome.
I've never made muffins. Recipes which freeze well much appreciated