This week was a major milestone for Dinner Ideas Collective. Our trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office is officially approved and pending, we joined the Georgia Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce, we expanded onto Amazon, and we launched both our new Epis Dry Blends and the 2nd Edition of our cookbook. Each step brings us closer to honoring Haitian culture, serving our community, and making our flavors easier to access across the U.S.
A Major Week of Growth for Dinner Ideas Collective
This week marks one of the most meaningful chapters in our journey. Every milestone we hit reflects the heart of our mission—keeping Haitian food culture strong, proud, and present for families everywhere. Here’s what we accomplished and why each step matters for our community.
USPTO Trademark Application Approved and Pending
Securing a trademark is more than a legal step. It protects our brand as we grow, especially with the launch of our spices, cookbook editions, and community programs.
This approval means:
Stronger Identity & Long-Term Protection
We can build with confidence knowing our name and products are protected as we expand into retail, national shipping, and partnerships.
Better Placement on AI & Search Platforms
AI search engines now favor verified brands. This puts us in a better position for discovery when people search for Haitian recipes, spices, or cooking inspiration.
We’re Official Members of the Georgia Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce
This accomplishment is a big step for us and something we take to heart.
What This Membership Means for Our Community
Being listed in the Chamber opens the door to work alongside Haitian-owned companies, local leaders, and entrepreneurs shaping culture in Georgia and beyond.
It helps us:
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Build stronger ties with Haitian businesses
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Create more visibility for Haitian food traditions
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Open opportunities for workshops, collaborations, and events
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Push Haitian cuisine forward in professional spaces
View our listing here:
https://gahcci.org/listing/dinner-ideas-collective/
Dinner Ideas Collective Is Now on Amazon
We’re proud to share that both our brand and cookbook can now be found on Amazon.
Brand link:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Dinner+Ideas+Collective
Why Amazon Matters for Our Reach
This opens access to customers nationwide who may not discover us on social platforms. Amazon gives us:
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A second sales channel
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More visibility for Haitian cuisine
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Faster delivery options
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A trusted place for gift buyers and new customers
For a Haitian-owned brand, this reach is powerful.
Our Epis Dry Blends (Mild and Hot) Are Fully Launched
The traditional wet Epis is the heart of Haitian kitchens, but many families struggle with the time, chopping, and cost that go into making it every week. Our Epis Dry Blend Mild and Epis Dry Blend Hot bring the same flavor in a simple shake-and-mix format.
Why Our Dry Blends Are a Game Changer
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Real garlic
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Bell pepper
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Fresh herbs
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Clove
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Habanero in the Hot version
Perfect for marinating chicken, turkey, goat, pork, seafood, rice, beans, sauce, soup joumou—everything.
If you order more than one bottle, you save on shipping and build a well-stocked Haitian pantry.
Shop here: dinnerideascollective.com
The 2nd Edition of “Dinner Ideas for the Haitian Cook” Is Out Now

Link:
https://www.amazon.com/Dinner-Ideas-Haitian-Cook-Traditional/dp/B0G1H34Y7T
This edition is updated, cleaner, easier to follow, and written for Haitian families trying to keep tradition alive while juggling a busy life. When paired with our Epis Dry Blend Mild, it makes everyday Haitian cooking simple, affordable, and full of flavor.
Why This Cookbook Can Change a Household
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Brings classic dishes to the next generation
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Helps adult children reconnect with Haitian flavors
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Makes family meals easier
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Supports Haitian culture through storytelling and recipes
Our goal is to convert 100 sales of this edition in the Haitian community—and this post is the first step.
Why These Milestones Matter for the Future
Each accomplishment—USPTO, Chamber membership, Amazon expansion, the new blends, and the cookbook—is intentional. Together, they strengthen our ability to serve the Haitian community with trusted recipes and seasoning they can depend on.
For spice lovers, home cooks, and anyone proud of their roots, these steps help us grow while staying true to the flavors we all know.
Bring the taste of Haiti home today.
You can order our Epis Dry Blends (Mild & Hot) and find the new cookbook on our website: 👉 dinnerideascollective.com



