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CN Review – Products by Young Entrepreneurs

August 7, 2019
Rekaya Gibson
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This month, I’m sharing products by entrepreneurs who are under the age of 18. They represent the next generation of business owners who are making their mark in the food and beverage industry. Show them some love!

Me & the Bees Lemonade

The refreshing prickly pear features berry notes with a hint of sugar. The lip-smacking ginger presents a full-bodied spice with a sweet-tangy aftertaste. Both are made with 100 percent lemon juice and 25% less sugar to keep you cool and happy this summer. Cheers!

Owner: Mikaila Ulmer, 14-years-old
Retail price: $2.99
Size: 12 oz.
Available: http://bit.ly/FindLemonade


Bakeology 101: A Recipe Book & Guide to Baking with S.T.E.A.M

Authored by the owner of Cook Me Up a Notch, this colorful book connects science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (S.T.E.A.M) to quick and easy recipes. It offers the right amount of content for children under 12-years-old without sounding like a dry textbook. It also highlights other young entrepreneurs doing great things. A fun read!

Author: Ashalah Michelle Wright, 15-years-old
Retail price: $9.99 (Kindle) | $24.99 (Paperback)
Size: 8 ½ x 11
Available: www.cookmeupanotch.com and Amazon


Charlie’s Treats Maple Pecans

This delectable snack smells like warm maple syrup on a Sunday morning. The fresh nuts munch with delight and taste like pecan pie without the crust. It also satisfies a sweet tooth. I’m pouting for not getting a larger bag.

Owner: Charlie Kobdish, 11-years-old
Retail price: $8 | $15
Size: 5 oz. | 10 oz.
Available: Shopify

Zollipops and Zaffi Taffy

I’m a fan! These yummy candies promote clean teeth while being sugar-free. Eat a hard pop or a chewy taffy after each meal for best results. They don’t stick to your teeth or surfaces. The fruit flavors bring joy to the palate. Find them in the dental care aisle.
Owner: Alina Morse, 14-years-old
Retail price: $3.99
Size:  3 oz.
Available: Walmart, Kroger, Target, Amazon, Whole Foods, CVS, Walgreens

Symphony Potato Chips

Crunchy, savory and delicious – this chip brand comes in original and smoked, my favorite. Both contain a crispy light texture with a touch of salt. The smoky seasoning reminds me of a backyard BBQ in a bag. Finger-licking good!

Owners: Amina Anderson, 17-year-old, Amari Anderson, 16-year-old, and their dad, Andre' Anderson
Retail price: $2.00 (single bag) | $9.99 (single bag) | $34.99 (3-pack) | $84.99 (12-pack)
Size: 1.5 oz. | 7 oz.
Available: https://symphonychips.com

 

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Rekaya Gibson

Rekaya, aka The Food Temptress, is a freelance journalist, author and co-host of the sports podcast “Black Girls Talk Sports.” She has written content for Amtrak, Writer’s Digest Books and various lifestyle magazines. She also has penned seven books in multiple genres. In her spare time, she enjoys developing recipes and exploring Virginia’s 200+ wineries.

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