Vals’ Kale Chips
by Jharionne Anderson
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Val’s Kale Chips
Valerie Burroughs is an entrepreneur in the health and wellness space. She retired from Corporate America at 35 years old, to become a full-time serial entrepreneur! Her husband and herself are the owners of Ms.Vals' Kale Chips.
More About Vals’ Kale Chips
“I've always had an affinity to veggies”
In 2012 Valerie became a raw foodist/vegan, and like many other vegans, she found it difficult to find a raw food snack. In the comfort of her kitchen, she began making kale chips for her own delight and would serve them to house guests when she hosted gatherings. Her family and friends' feedback on the kale chips was positive and uplifting. In fact, they encouraged her to start a business selling those kale chips! Soon after, Val’s Kale Chips were available to the public.
Why this snack is one of its kind
Fast forward to 2023, and there are now five available Kale chip flavors, including Garlic, Sweet Garlic, Original, Spicy, and Ginger Spice.
“Kale is a superfood,” says Valerie.
When making the kale chips, Valerie dehydrates the vegetable so it will not lose its nutritional value. In fact, one serving of Val’s Kale Chips provides 50% of the recommended daily intake for Vitamin A and 60-80% of the recommended Vitamin C intake. Kale is an antioxidant great for your skin, hair, and eye health.
Where You Can Shop Val Kale's Chips
Val’s Kale Chips are available in several brick-and-mortar stores including Nuts and Berries, Sevananda Natural Foods Market in little 5 points, Buford HWY farmers market, and most notably, the Hudson inside the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Next time you’re traveling to or from Atlanta, be sure to stop by Hudson to purchase a superfood snack!
You can also purchase Ms. Val’s Kale Chips at her online store, https://valskalechips.com/
Val’s Kale chips are affordable and priced between $5 - $9 per bag. They are also available for purchase at several metro Atlanta-based farmers markets including but not limited to the Grant Park Farmers Market and Peachtree city farmers market.
Support black-owned business
For more details on Vals Kale Chips, specific farmers market dates, and how you can support her business, follow her on Instagram and Facebook @valskalechips.