Katy Sweet
Company founder Kay Carlton started KatySweet Confectioners in 1996 with a recipe passed down from her Cherokee grandmother to her mother to her. Kay spent several years developing the recipe for the commercial market without sacrificing the homemade taste. Her pralines are some of the few natural products on the candy market today. Using a two-kettle method to achieve a creamy praline, you'll never get a dry, gritty taste when you bite into a KatySweet Praline. And don't forget, KatySweet candy is still made to order, so it's always fresh!
Kay Carlton is a member of the National Women's Business Owners Corporation, Women's Business Enterprise Alliance, National Association for the Specialty Foods Trade and the Direct Marketing Association. A graduate of St. Edward's University, Kay is also active in the Texas Women's League. Gov. Rick Perry appointed her to the Lower Colorado River Authority Board in 2004 for a term that expires in 2009.
Kay Carlton is a member of the National Women's Business Owners Corporation, Women's Business Enterprise Alliance, National Association for the Specialty Foods Trade and the Direct Marketing Association. A graduate of St. Edward's University, Kay is also active in the Texas Women's League. Gov. Rick Perry appointed her to the Lower Colorado River Authority Board in 2004 for a term that expires in 2009.
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Excellent stuff! It's hot but to someone who lives on hot foods, it's still hot! My son and I loved it. We made it the next day after receiving it. We used small cubed stew meat - it has less fat - and that worked very nicely. We ate all 2 pounds by the next evening and, to our surprise, there was no heat loss sitting in the refrigerator overnight.
It really does make for a nice bowl of what we call Texas Red. Add some shredded cheese to top it off and serve it with saltine crackers and cold beer and you've got as fine a meal as is known to man.
Texas Foods did a great job in making this mixture of spices. It is memorable and I expect I'll be back for more soon.
Mar 13, 2018
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Cowboy Snack Mix$3.25 -
TexJoy Steak Seasoning$7.95 -
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Bob's Pickle Pops$3.95
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Siete Habanero Hot Sauce$7.95 -
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