SweetStacks was featured in the AppleSeeds Newsletter written by Valentina Bellicova.  It was an honor to be recognized by another successful business.  Here is the article.

Seedling Award – Elaine Babauta, President Sweetstacks  

We sat next to each other, hungrily taking in valued information and
speedily taking notes; notes, that I hoped I would later be able to decipher. 
I didn’t quite get something and leaned over to look at her notes, and that
is how Elaine and I got to know each other.

We were attending Guerrilla Business School in Los Angeles .  Each of
us had a fledgling business and we were there to up the ante toward its
success.  We spent some time during break to talk about what our businesses
were and she impressed me tremendously.  It wasn’t just her warm personality,
or the sparkle in her eyes when she spoke, it was her laser like focus and
the passion with which she spoke of her business which was yet to be launched.
We stayed in touch.  She has since launched that business.  It is successful.
It is called Sweestacks. Here in her own words:

“SweetStacks uses the homemade, Pacific Islander recipes that have been
in our family for generations to make delicious gourmet pancakes and
scrumptious desserts. The SweetStacks Company has been built on the
values, support and love of a close-knit family rich in Pacific island culture.
>From generation to generation, our family heritage has focused on building
and cherishing family relationships. We also love to eat! When our family
gets together we cook and eat delicious food, we laugh and have fun, and
we enjoy and cherish each other’s company!

SweetStacks makes decadent, great tasting comfort foods: gourmet pancakes 
and fine Pacific Islander desserts from our secret family recipes. 
Our mission and passion is to provide our clients with authentic, high
quality, great tasting, rich gourmet food products as well as provide excellent
client service.  It is our hope that they will enjoy our rich foods and then
build their family traditions around our treasured sweetness.”

Elaine Babauta,  President of SweetStacks left the corporate world
after 20 years of service to finally become an entrepreneur in pursuing
the dream of packaging her family’s Pacific Islander recipes that have
been passed down through the generations and  be able to share with others.
Her mother, father, siblings and nieces and nephews are all actively involved
in the company. 

For having taken a seed and nurtured it to fruition, we give the
Seedling Award to Elaine. We wish the seedling to grow, produce
more and develop into an orchard.
Order your own Sweetstacks!

Valentina Bellicova,

President and Owner of Sit BooBoo Sit

www.sitbooboosit.com