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WOMAN OWNED

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A grandmother’s love will always be at the heart of Inspiration Mixes. Company Founder, Debbie, has a grandson, Sean. Doctors diagnosed Sean with autism at 18 months. And, shortly after, Sean was found to be gluten and casein intolerant. Determined that no child should have to eat gritty, poor-tasting food, Grandmother Debbie and Great Aunt Cathy committed themselves to providing Sean with good food alternatives. Back in 2006 and 2007, what they came up with in their kitchens was nutritious and gluten-free, and filled with the taste and texture of traditional foods. Sean loved the foods they made for him. He began to prosper. The loving sisters’ formulas and recipes serve as the foundation for Inspiration Baking Mixes today.

In fact, Inspiration Baking Mixes began from a simple conversation between Debbie and her sister, Cathy. They were taking a well-deserved vacation from their busy lives in Oregon. Debbie was relating the difficulties of finding adequate food to feed Sean when he came to visit. Cathy, the perpetual optimist, didn’t believe they were having such a hard time finding foods that a 2-year-old would eat. So Cathy said, “Look, if gluten-free food that tastes good is so scarce, then why don’t we make our own?” And that’s just what they did.

LOGO CHURN

SHAPING, our brands history

2020 - Current
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2009
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MEET GRANDMA DEBBIE AND HER SISTER CATHY, FOUNDERS

BAKER, BOSS, business woman

OH, AND AN INCREDIBLE GRANDMA

If you are new to preparing gluten free recipes, or an expert in the field, you will find this cookbook a must have cookbook in your kitchen! This cookbook contains a variety of gluten free recipes to include Vegan, and Dairy Free recipes. Great tips, amazing recipes and best practices when baking or cooking gluten free. Inspired by my grandson Sean, who is autistic and gluten intolerant, this cookbook offers many choices of simple to make gluten-free entrees’, desserts and appetizers that will wow you. The proceeds of the cookbook go to the Autism Treatment Center of America for scholarships, like one we received for Sean. Families learn to implement an amazing in-home program that develops successful techniques to help their child through the autism maze.

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THE INSPIRATION

SEAN, the man, the myth, the legend

THE COOKBOOK

GLUTEN-FREE, in your home

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I was born November 15, 2004.  When I was 18 months old the doctors diagnosed me with Autism and a developmental delay.  They told my parents I would probably never speak.  After some time, a play room was developed where my imagination could develop and grow.  In time, with lots of family support I said my first word, “dog”.  I eventually got Scout.  

 

We would go camping and Scout always came a long on our adventures.  I started writing stories because I was inspired by the one’s grandma told me as a toddler.  As I got older, I would remind grandma about the stories she told me.

 

Grandma would tell me what a great memory I had, and she encouraged me to write my own stories.  I decided to write my own stories about Scout because he is my best buddy (RIP, May of 2024).

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