We are going on a mini-roadshow, doing demos in several Whole Foods Market stores in Southern California, in conjunction with a Local Item Talent Search with the local forager, Kimberly Albright.
Look for us sampling our products from 4 to 6pm on the following dates and locations:
This past weekend we were at the Artisanal LA Spring Show 2011 in Santa Monica. Another great event by the Artisanal crew. Lots of great customers. Lots of great vendors.
And for the Vegans out there, we have been told that our Fiery Candied Popcorns are the best “Caramel” Popcorn Snacks available. We do not use butter in our candy coating, so they are Vegan Friendly.
It’s CyberWeek and there are deals all over the interwebs. We are not large enough to offer the deals that the BigBox retailers do, but we do want to offer a special to our awesome customers.
So for this week only (thru Sun 12/5/10) use the discount code cyberSpice at checkout and we will pay for half of the shipping on your order of $49 or more.
Visit our online store and check out all of our fiery products!
We had so much fun at the Fall Artisanal LA event (see our blog), meeting so many great people, both customers and other vendors. We are so happy to be asked to come back for the Artisanal LA Holiday Pop-Up Shop.
Come and sample great goods from over 30 local artisans! Even Santa will be there.
Again at the Cooper Building in Downtown Los Angeles, enter the Shop at 851 Santee St., between 8th and 9th St. (map)
Shop Local This Holiday Season!
10a till 6p Sat & Sun
This week Lopez Tonight starts it’s second season, moving to midnight right after the new Conan, forming Team LoCo. Last week we had an opportunity to be in the studio audience for the last show of the first season of the Lopez Tonight show. After the show we were fortunate to see how generous George can be when it comes to helping people with kidney disease. Backstage, a young family told George about a relative in need of a kidney transplant. There was barely a dry eye in the house as George offered to help. Continue reading →
This past weekend we participated in the inaugural Artisanal LA in Downtown Los Angeles, at the Cooper Building. It was a collection of small artisan vendors, ranging from beekeepers to vodka producers, baked goodies to pasta sauces. Continue reading →
The small artisan food industry is a great community and we (small start-up artisans) help each other out whenever we can. The guys at Maria Elena’s Authentic Latino Inc. are exactly like that. We really hit it off and ever since first meeting we have done several events together. Their Organic Horchata is a really nice compliment to our fiery products.
For this year’s Fiery Foods and BBQ Show, a group of guys from Houston Texas got together and made a road trip out of it, in what was called the SpicyRV. Along the way, they blogged, tweeted, and videoed their adventures, then once at the Show they did live-streaming talks with a bunch of folks in the fiery foods industry.
Here is the talk that James Beck of EatMoreHeat.com had with JD. And as they say, “We now join the scheduled program, already in progress…”
These guys did an awesome job of giving those who couldn’t be at the Fiery Foods & BBQ Show a little peek into the event. They also gave the vendors and manufacturers some added exposure and a voice to the world.
So a HUGE Thank You to the crew of the SpicyRV and especially for EatMoreHeat in front of the camera and Media975 behind the camera. We all can’t wait for the next SpicyRV adventure and rumor has it that we might not have too long to wait.
Thanks to everyone who came to the show and all our friends and family for giving us all the love and support. See you next year in Albuquerque, if not sooner!