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Inspired by her late grandmother Vermell Hines, Yvonne Hines has been living out a family legacy of serving mouth-watering homemade southern sweets since 2003.

“A San Francisco native, Yvonne began at home sharing her special recipe of pralines,
a confection pecan candy originating from the Old South. Perfecting a recipe given by a close family friend, Yvonne began sharing her creations with family, friends and co-workers. Everyone who sampled her pralines would rant and rave of the delicious authentic flavor and encouraged Yvonne to share her tasty treats with others.
“Using her enterprising talents, Yvonne began making her pralines and expanded her offerings to include other specialty desserts such as ol’ school butter cookies, sweet potato pies, peach cobblers, and cakes for small parties and social gatherings at the request of family, friends and local community organizations. The small order requests quickly grew into large orders of 100-200 guests at local civic and social events.
“Yvonne opened her store in the Bayview Hunters Point community in 2006… and the rest is history.”

Haileen Jaramillo is a 16 year old self-taught artist from San Leandro, California. Her artistic journey started when she was in preschool and she has continued to create artwork throughout the years. Hailee enjoyss how calming and relaxing art is for her. You can contact her for more of her artwork .2
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Hi, we are part of the Coro cohort of Exploring Leadership 2020 and we are here to support and promote businesses that are located in the Bay Area! COVID-19 has seriously affected local businesses and we are here to spread as much awareness as we can. This account is dedicated to post about restaurants and their items. Posts will also include artwork about these businesses that has been made by local young artist.