A South Bay plant-based food sauce business continues to grow past the pandemic.
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As the story goes, Darlene and Diane both developed food allergies and Daphne's daughter was born with an egg allergy. After trying multiple sauces, they found most had egg, sugar, dairy, or weren't tasty. So Darlene created her own chili chipotle sauce that was a hit with friends and family that met their dietary restrictions. The rest, as they say, was history.
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