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    Empower Your Mornings: The First Black-Owned Coffee Creamer Brand ‘Creamalicious’

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    When it comes to innovation in the food and beverage industry, look no further than Creamalicious Ice Creams and its founder, CEO Liz Rogers. As an Executive Chef, Liz Rogers has mastered the art of blending Southern desserts with a modern twist, bringing her delectable creations directly to consumers. Her latest venture, Creamalicious Coffee Creamers, has skyrocketed to success, selling out across the country since its launch in January 2023.

    The Creamalicious Coffee Creamers line features two signature flavors, Bay’bee Lis’sen White Chocolate Blondie and Uncle Charles Brown Suga Bourbon Cake, and is available in over 1300 locations, including select Walmarts and Meijer stores in the Midwest. This new line of coffee creamers has quickly become a hit with consumers, thanks to its inventive flavor pairings and ability to elevate the everyday cup of coffee.

    In addition to the Coffee Creamers line, Creamalicious Ice Creams also boasts a remarkable range of 7 flavors crafted from four generations of family recipes. These mouthwatering ice creams can be found in over 3500 stores nationwide, including Walmart, Target, Kroger, Ralphs, Meijer, Fred Meyer, Fry’s, Schnucks, and Jungle Jim’s locations.

    As the first African American-owned coffee creamer brand in mass production and the #1 African American-owned, female-owned ice cream and coffee creamer distributor in the world, Liz Rogers and Creamalicious have made history. With both her ice cream and coffee creamer lines experiencing phenomenal success, it’s clear that Creamalicious is a true game-changer in the food and beverage industry.

    This content has been brought to you by SoulPhoodie in partnership with TheHub.News. SoulPhoodie shares timely, fun, and interesting content about all facets of Black foodways. The accomplishments of Black folks excelling in food and beverage are often overlooked in mainstream outlets, so we created a space exclusively for us.

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