These black-owned food companies sell desserts, coffees, teas, spices, ingredients and kitchenware that can be delivered or shipped.
While culinary training at Hinoki and the Bird and at Spago, Nosizwe Palesa Moleah, who goes by Chef Cici, launched her own pastry business. The cakes, cookies, cinnamon rolls and pies are available in vegan options too and all can be shipped.For more than 50 years, Alvin Lee Smalls has been baking buttery, flaky rugelach; apricot, raspberry and chocolate are all delicious.
This boutique winery in Livermore comes from founder and winemaker Phil Long. He takes a hands-on approach to every bottle, from his bubbly blanc-de-blanc to a deep Cabernet Sauvignon.You can buy sweatshirts too, here worn by Chef Edouardo Jordan, Emily Beck and Will Klintberg.You can get a taste of chef Edouardo Jordan’s Seattle restaurant JuneBaby with his seasonal jams and granola. With his ancient grains pancake mix and red flint cornbread mix, you can cook like him, too.
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