Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
An intriguing story of how an African woman chased the American dream, crossing various barriers: cultural, race, gender, faith and issues of being a small business. An easy to follow, strongly recommended guide on issues in getting one's food or product to market. Come along on the author's journey on getting her ethnic cuisines into major supermarkets and other retailers. This book that tells all. It shows pitfalls and offers help at potential crossroads. The book is full of illustrations, questions to guide your thoughts and decision. This well written guide is a must for anyone who has a product that should be sold to the public.

Rating : - A Huge Scam
I have never written a review before on Amazon, but after ordering and reading this "informational booklet" I felt compelled to follow in the footsteps of the reviewer below and voice my distaste. This book absolutely no concrete guidance on figuring out any of the often difficult and daunting questions potential entrepreneurs face. I currently work at a small food manufacturing business and hoped that reading another person's tales of success would inspire me with new ideas or, at the very least, teach me something new. This book did neither.

In between references to God, Jesus, and how Christianity ultimately leads to success, I found the most obnoxious self-promotion. This book seems to have two goals in mind: 1) Promote the author's line of foods and 2) Scam other African immigrants who wish to succeed into seeking the author's business services.

The review below is spot-on. No one, I repeat, NO ONE should read or buy this book. In fact, after this book I can guarantee you I will never try "Sheba Stew" or "Jollof Rice."