Episode 17: The Homemaker Who Turned Family Recipes Into Income
“She served love on a plate—and turned it into purpose.”
Savitha spent 20 years managing her home—cooking, cleaning, raising kids, and making sure no guest ever left hungry.
She never called herself “skilled.”
But her family always said, “No one makes podi like Amma.”
One day, during a temple gathering, a visitor asked,
“Do you sell this spice powder?”
She smiled and said, “No.”
But her daughter whispered, “Why not, Ma?”
A Business That Started in a Steel Dabba
She packaged 5 bottles of her homemade podi and gave them to friends to try.
Within a week, she had 10 orders.
Within a month, she was supplying small grocery shops nearby.
Her kitchen became a mini factory.
Her dining table, an order board.
Her home, a business hub.
She Didn’t Have an MBA—She Had a Mother’s Magic
No social media.
No business jargon.
Just taste, trust, and tradition.
She named her venture “Savitha’s Spoon.”
Now, she earns enough to support her household—and her confidence glows brighter than her stove.
“Homemaker is not a limitation. It’s a foundation.”
Savitha’s Words for Every Woman Who Cooks with Love:
- Your recipes carry more than flavor—they carry legacy.
- If you can feed a family, you can run a business.
- Your apron is your power suit.
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