Peddler's kitchen was founded by Gina Langley, a mom who dreamed of owning her own business. In her own kitchen she started Peddler's Kitchen, making meal mixes, cooking them, and testing them out on her family. After a great entrance into the market place, Gina's Peddler's kitchen has grown to include not only herself and her family, but also her business partner Linda and 401 affliates all accross the country.

My name is Ellen, and I am one of those affiliates! I'm excited about the company and the friends it creates. This lens is to bring you information about the company, the great gourmet products, and the people who make it all come together.

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I fancy myself a good cook, but I've never made real home made mac 'n cheese until I tried Peddler's Kitchen Baked Macaroni and cheese. It's quick, easy, and good.

Included in the meal kit is the macaroni, flour, and special seasoning packets. You add: cheddar cheese, milk, and a little butter.

Directions are as follows:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a large pot, boil pasta until done. (About 12-14mins) In medium saucepan melt 2tbls butter. Add small flour bag and stir constantly for 2 minutes, slowly adding 2 cups milk. Continue stirring until thickened. Add in 2 cups cheddar cheese, stir until melted. Combine pasta, seasoning packet, and sauce and pour into a 2 quart casserole dish. Sprinkle 1 cup cheese on top, bake for 15-20 minutes.

Baked Macaroni and Cheese can be found in the Side Dishes section, for $5.50.

For lunch, I serve it with brocoli and strawberries.

People use Peddler's Kitchen in a variety of ways. Some, like me, sell it to contribute to family income. Most buy Peddler's Kitchen to make quick meals for their busy family. Some buy the kid's party kits or treats for their little ones. Some use it to lend a hand, like one of my customers who orders not only for herself, but for the family of a friend who has fallen on hard times and can't spend much of their own money of food. No matter what your needs, Peddler's Kitchen is happy to supply you with quick statisfying meals.

Food brings people together in ways we don't even realize. When you go into a venture like Peddler's Kitchen you might be tempted to just think about the money. After all, who doesn't think about money? However, there is a lot more in it than a commission.

The first thing that happens when you join Peddler's Kitchen is you meet people. You find yourself in two yahoo groups. People talking about everything from new products & business cards to their grandchild's birthday, or asking for help with personal problems. All of a sudden you find yourself on a first name basis with women like you all over the country.

Not long after, you find yourself with your friends and family "in real life." You make up some of the food and have your friends see if they like it, or you make something up and take it to a pot-luck.

Someone is likely to offer to throw a party and have you bring the food, in order to give you a hand with your business. Now you have a whole room, or an entire house full of people talking, laughing, and of course, eating.

No matter what happens, food brings people together. One of the driving forces behind Peddler's Kitchen is bringing people together, one way or another.