I was in Lansing MI today for a soccer tournament and because I'm a RMHB shareholder, I had take a 5 mile trek to Holt to How Sweet It Is.
Of course, I Goggled the place and check their site. Once I got to the address a little after noon today, I realized it wasn't a retail shop necessarily, but more of a working kitchen...and they were working. There was a display table in the foyer with approximately 8-10 different type of chocolate and candy selections.The selections ranged from fudge and salt caramel to chocolate covered pretzels and Oreo's.
There were at least 3 people, I could see, diligently working (candy making). I was approached, warmly, by a gentleman who proceeded to talk to me about the display. I did tell him I thought this was going to be an "actual brick and mortar" shop and he explained they used to have one but most of the product sales comes from their group selling their candy to other outlet stores for them to sell. Their focus is production and wholesale sales.
I did tell him I was in town for soccer, and I was going to give it to the kids. After further discussion, I did declare I am an investor in RMHB and we talked about CBD and their involvement. We talked about the obvious regulation obstacles the FDA will likely put in place. Finally, he did tell me that the owner was in Dallas meeting with Micheal this weekend...I, respectfully, didn't ask why.
I bought bought plenty of items for the entire soccer squad and myself to try. Good to great reviews from the kids and myself. So far, I tried the sea salt caramel, peanut butter crisp, chocolate/white chocolate and fudge. I did not take any pictures but I did pick up Lenny Cusenza's (President) and Lisa Dula's (Vice) business in case someone questions my intention.
For what it's worth to anyone, this adventure will not make me buy anymore shares or sell my current holdings. Overall, it was a positive experience. I am glad I went to see it for myself and now I have to go burn off a few extra calories. If anyone has any questions, I will be happy to field them.
GLTA
Of course, I Goggled the place and check their site. Once I got to the address a little after noon today, I realized it wasn't a retail shop necessarily, but more of a working kitchen...and they were working. There was a display table in the foyer with approximately 8-10 different type of chocolate and candy selections.The selections ranged from fudge and salt caramel to chocolate covered pretzels and Oreo's.
There were at least 3 people, I could see, diligently working (candy making). I was approached, warmly, by a gentleman who proceeded to talk to me about the display. I did tell him I thought this was going to be an "actual brick and mortar" shop and he explained they used to have one but most of the product sales comes from their group selling their candy to other outlet stores for them to sell. Their focus is production and wholesale sales.
I did tell him I was in town for soccer, and I was going to give it to the kids. After further discussion, I did declare I am an investor in RMHB and we talked about CBD and their involvement. We talked about the obvious regulation obstacles the FDA will likely put in place. Finally, he did tell me that the owner was in Dallas meeting with Micheal this weekend...I, respectfully, didn't ask why.
I bought bought plenty of items for the entire soccer squad and myself to try. Good to great reviews from the kids and myself. So far, I tried the sea salt caramel, peanut butter crisp, chocolate/white chocolate and fudge. I did not take any pictures but I did pick up Lenny Cusenza's (President) and Lisa Dula's (Vice) business in case someone questions my intention.
For what it's worth to anyone, this adventure will not make me buy anymore shares or sell my current holdings. Overall, it was a positive experience. I am glad I went to see it for myself and now I have to go burn off a few extra calories. If anyone has any questions, I will be happy to field them.
GLTA
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