Naming an LLC for growth and flexibility: Opinions?

Hi all!

I recently left my pastry chef position to return to an old job at a bakery out of which I am also starting my own production business (low volume, to local retailers). 

I am presently at the stage of naming the business, which is startlingly more difficult than I thought.

I am starting the business in a way that I want to preserve the potential for growth and diversification within, and I wanted to know opinions of fellow professionals who've already gone through these difficult stages.

Do you find or have you found it dangerous to name a business something like, Businessname Pastries or Businessname Baked Goods if one plans to expand to do more than simply baked goods and pastries in the future? I'm afraid that I may be isolating myself within the field, but I wanted the opinions of others: am i overreacting? Or am I right and should I avoid these names?

I'm avoid names based on location (in case of relocation) and anything that could alienate any or all lifestyles from doing business with me. 

I realize I need to be aware of copyright, domain availability, and brand confusion, and I find it all very challenging.

I've seen threads asking for name ideas, but I was really hoping you all could simply share some opinions or experiences about the naming process and what impact it has had on your business.

I know I'm a little longwinded, and I'm sorry for that-- thank you to anyone who read til the end and cares to respond. Thanks!

Alisha

Thank you for your input.

So, to confirm that I understand correctly, the LLC would (hypothetically) be AN Culinary Enterprises LLC, and then I would register Cakes by Alisha as a trademark to protect its integrity? So then Cakes by Alisha is trademarked and subsidized 100% by AN Culinary Enterprises LLC?

I'm the sole proprietor of this business and just at the forefront of striking out on my own, so thank you very much for your help. 

i think i misused the word "subsidize" in what i was trying to communicate in my last comment. I do understand the primary need for and function of registering an LLC, but I'm stumbling a little with my initial development of the business. I am seeking at the very least consultation with an accountant and will surely make sure my ducks are in a proper row. Thank you for your input, you are very right.