Let’s start at the beginning and we can move on from there. How did your company get started and why?
My grandmother was a famous cook and the genesis of this story. She was actually one of the first women in Penang to codify Nyonya (a unique hybrid Southeast Asian culture) recipes. I grew up cooking with these recipes. When I came to the U.S., I found that I really missed the food from home. I was always smuggling in loads of spices in my luggage bag. I would cook some of these foods in my Columbia dorm room and discovered people really liked eating what I made. That’s what started Homiah: my grandmother’s recipes. I decided to take the plunge and begin my own business bringing Southeast Asian Nyonya flavors to Americans.
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Learn more at: http://homiah.com/
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