Amza Superfoods LLC
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BRINGING TIBET'S HEALTHY EATING TRADITIONS TO YOUR HOME
Help us celebrate Tibetan culture through food & stories.
Amza Superfoods brings a heart-healthy and tasty family of products starring two Tibetan stables: Purple Karma Barley and Flaxseed.
Our products include Flaxseed Spreads and barley-based Tsamba energy balls and breakfast items. Each product provides a convenient way to get good nutrition – high fiber, protein, and plant-based omega-3s with no sugar added. Every bite tells a story.
Enjoy our nutrient-dense and sustainable foods that are good for health and the environment. We're also committed to sustainable packaging and sourcing.
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Portland, OR
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TRY A FAMILY OF NUTRITION-DENSE SUPERFOOD PRODUCTS THAT CELEBRATE TIBETAN CULTURE.
Amza Superfoods brings a heart-healthy and tasty line of products starring two Tibetan stables: Purple Karma Barley and Flaxseed.
Our products include Flaxseed Spreads and barley-based Tsamba energy balls and breakfast items. Each product provides a convenient way to get good nutrition – high fiber, protein, and plant-based omega-3s with no sugar added. Every bite tells a story.
Enjoy our nutrient-dense and sustainable foods for health and the environment. We're also committed to sustainable packaging and sourcing.
Help us celebrate Tibetan culture through food & stories.
MY STORYHello, my name is Jolma, and I was born and raised in the Amdo region of Tibet.
My business is "Amza Superfoods." The word 'Amza' is the phonetical spell of 'Amdo food.' 'Amdo' is one of the three regions of Tibet, and I'm from there. Amdo is also the birthplace of the current Dalai Lama.
I grew up in Rebgong, a cultural hub known for Tibetan arts - literature, painting, and food. And I learned cooking very young from my beloved late grandmother, Sonam, who also raised me.
I enjoy cooking fresh meals and sharing my rich heritage and food with the people in my world.
My grandma was illiterate, a nomad at birth, but she once told me, "To discover the world, one must move beyond her own kitchen." That conviction led me to become the 1st girl from my village to earn a college degree. I journeyed from Asia to Europe to America, learning English from the ABCs when I was 30 and building a successful career as a Product Experience Designer.
I've documented thousands of years of our healthy eating traditions to honor my grandma and disadvantaged Tibetan women like her. Each of the 65 recipes has a story. I blog about it at http://BeyondHerKitchen.com.
Try our Tsamba energy balls, Flaxseed Spread with Dates, and Flaxseed Spread with Chili & Turmeric.
Thank you for riding along with me!
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