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Highlights
- Black Owned Kitchenware
- Favorite Foodies
- Company Goals
Black Owned Kitchenware
A black owned kitchenware company is an understatement of who we are. We are a black owned business everyone should know! Inspired by African and Caribbean Culture, and heavily motivated to share with the world. As you continue to read, be open minded and take this journey with us. Formed for the purpose of highlighting the immense impact of our culture in home décor. Recipes, music, art, history to just name a few. How nice is that? A black owned cookware brand that will educate you on your favorite chefs and Influencers. Sounds like foodie heaven and the recipe ideas are endless. Your family will appreciate you so much more! Think of how much you will be able to show off during the holidays. Beware because you may turn into the most loved or the most hated, LOL.
Foodies
Within Karibe, some of our goals consist of highlighting Caribbean food bloggers, chefs, and influencers in the foodie world. We want to educate you on your favorite meals as well as expose you to more foodies. Think of it as building a network of people who love to eat, LOL.
Some of our favorites are Jenene Mckay, a creative chef located in Los Angeles California and the owner of Til The Last Bite. We are addicted to her desserts and constantly look to remake her recipes. If you’re looking for Caribbean meals, then look no further than Dish It With Tisha. Located in Florida, her social presence makes it very difficult not to follow her. We also love the diversity from Vanessa Mota, where you can learn from her at My Dominican Kitchen. To be honest we loved that she cooks a variety of Latin recipes while staying grounded in her Dominican roots.
The importance of our recipes should be highlighted by individuals who have a deeper connection then just cooking. It means more to us to remake recipes from those that have a rooted connection. The Kulture does a great job in highlighting our culture and divides us from any other cookware brand. Not only are we a minority owned business providing quality cookware, we are also putting foodies first. Foodies Matter!
Features
With our growing cookware brand, it has gained the attention from Google and the U.S. Black Chambers Inc (USBC). It assures me that we are doing something correct. Sometimes I question myself If I am leading Karibe in the right direction, SMH. Be sure to check out the shoppable film below created by Google and USBC below highlighting Karibe and other black owned brands.
Google presents the #BlackOwnedFriday film feat. T-Pain and Normani
Goals
If you made it this far then it is safe to say that we have your attention. As we continue to grow we will find new ways to expand our mission as well as highlight African and Caribbean culture within the industry. In years to come we will be a recognized brand, not just a black owned cookware brand. We are not selling cookware, but sharing our culture! Although we are in our infancy stage, we plan on expanding our product line. Be sure to engage and follow to gain insight on our goals.
Media Contact
Vernon Williams
Email: karibellc2018(at)gmail.com