US Black Chamber Update: FEATURING SYMPHONY CHIPS, A BLACK-OWNED POTATO CHIP COMPANY

By bmorenews on September 1, 2019

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FEATURING SYMPHONY CHIPS, A BLACK-OWNED POTATO CHIP COMPANY

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Our next episode of USBC Directory LIVE features Symphony Chips – a Black-owned potato chip company.

Topic:
#ShoppingBlack, Supporting a Black-Owned Potato Chip Company

Speakers:
Dondre Anderson, Co-founder of Symphony Chips, Amina Anderson, CEO of Symphony Chips and Amari Anderson, CEO of Symphony Pastries

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Dondre Anderson, Co-founder of Symphony Chips, his two daughters, Amina and Amari Anderson, Moses White, Board Member of Wayfield Foods and Racquel White, CEO of Spherol

Symphony Chips, a family-owned business, originally began as a spice company. Co-founder and father, Andre’ Anderson, is a retired Chef that worked on the famous Las Vegas Strip. While working on the strip, he developed a custom blend that was sought after by patrons and fellow chefs alike. When Andre’s son, Dondre Anderson tried his father’s famous blend, he was blown away! So much so that he convinced his dad that they needed to package the blend and sell it as soon as possible.

They started featuring their blend in a grocery store and quickly learned that no one buys spices that they cannot taste, no matter how pretty the packaging. The Andersons began doing in-store demonstrations. They put the spice on raw vegetables and popcorn, but it wasn’t until they put the spice on homemade potato chips that customers began taking notice. That is when Symphony Chips was born!

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