Utah baker is upgrading to a commercial kitchen
Rita Magalde is preparing to bake Sheer Ambrosia's baklava at a Salt Lake City space. This time, she's using a different business model.
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Rita Magalde is preparing to bake Sheer Ambrosia's baklava at a Salt Lake City space. This time, she's using a different business model.
Share this article Share this article FRESNO, Calif., April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- It's National Raisin Day and the California Raisin Marketing Board has announced partnerships with small businesses across the country who are bringing delicious baked goods featuring California Raisins to consumers. Raisin sales are growing as consumers look for more natural sweet snacks. To celebrate this sun-dried superfruit, each small business partner will be offering California Raisin cookies and other tasty treats at discounted prices today, for a limited time while supplies last. "The spirit of sm...
Two Draper Black-owned businesses turn harassment into teachable moment Two Utah entrepreneurs are sharing their stories after receiving phone calls and being harassed simply for being Black business owners. and last updated 2021-02-28 20:48:44-05 DRAPER, Utah â Two Draper entrepreneurs are sharing their stories after receiving phone calls and being harassed simply for being Black business owners. Two separate phone calls came in Thursday night from a man identifying himself as "Lee." One came into Sauce Boss Southern Kitchen, the other to Sheer Ambrosia Bakery. The owner of Sauce Boss, ...
Here are 21 black-owned restaurants, food trucks and bakeries to support in Utah (Photo courtesy of Sheer Ambrosia Bakery) Owner Rita Magalde makes baklava at her Sheer Ambrosia Bakery. | Updated: Feb. 5, 2021, 3:11 p.m. Editor’s Note: . While thousands are making a statement about injustice at marches, protests and vigils, many Utahns have found an additional way to fight racial inequity. They are spending their dining dollars at restaurants, food trucks and bakeries owned by people of color. “For a white person who is not comfortable going to a protest,” said Rita Magalde, owner of...