A Pandemic-born business, Black Girl Salsa started in August 2020 when founder Shauna Sankey decided to turn her salsa-making hobby into a business. The Colorado, salsa brand is family-run and beloved by customers across the state. Just as many Kroger shoppers are committed to buying local, Sankey also supports the Colorado community by sourcing ingredients from local vendors whenever possible. Her favorite jalapeños come from MUSSO Farms in Pueblo, Colo., her hometown.
Black Girl Salsa offers seven unique flavors to suit every palette. With plans to expand to more local grocers, stadiums, and markets, the company is on track to further statewide distribution and move to national chains as well. A recipient of the American Express 2020 Back the Black Business Grant and featured on regional NBC and FOX networks, Black Girl Salsa is already becoming a household name.
About Black Girl Salsa:
Local, Small Business
Black-owned
Woman-owned
Pandemic Startup
Seven Flavors- Mild to HOT
GF & Vegan Options
Keto Friendly
Freshly Made
No Preservatives
Refrigerated Salsa
Certifications
Quality Assurance
Affiliations
Colorado Proud
Payment Methods
Cash
Credit / Debit Card
Direct Deposit
Mobile / Online Payment
Business Attributes
American
Commercial Producer
Concessions / Food Service Available
Delivery
Natural
Pop-Up / Temporary
Southern & Soul
Vegan Friendly
Black Girl Salsa
Food Manufacturer
Mobile Food Stand / Cart
Wholesaler
Salsa
3 Years