New Hampshire Mom Makes a Living Being Dippy"

Mother of toddler and baby on the way, mom leaves crazy career in real estate and launches successful company featuring delicious dip mixes with whimsical package designs and hilarious names.

Kingston, NH (PRWEB) February 13, 2005 -- Local mother Christine Hanisco thought it was going to take a while to build up her new business creating and selling gourmet seasonings for dip mixes and spreads -- but that certainly wasnt the case!

I emailed a bunch of friends and acquaintances that I was officially open for business, and left to do some shopping." said Christine, I came home an hour later and found over $250 worth of orders in my inbox! It hasnt stopped since!"

The idea behind SerenDIPity Gourmet Specialties came when Christine went to a craft show and happened upon a booth selling dip mixes. Christine went home with several packages for the weekly board game nights" held at the Hanisco household. Eventually, she ran out of dip mixes and decided to try her hand at making her own. The results were delicious, and she soon realized that she enjoyed being creative in the kitchen and that this could be a viable business!

Christine goes a step further with her products than other companies do. Each dip mix package has a funny or quirky name, and whimsical hand-drawn designs by Christine herself. Examples are Crabby Ol Beach - Seafood Mix", Its Okay Bayou - Cajun", Gettin Piggy Widdit" and Ya Gotta Jump, Chive & Wail". Not only are they really tasty -- they invoke laughter in even the most serious of people!

The response I have had from people has been absolutely astounding!" said Christine. I can only imagine what the future will hold. Im pretty sure it will be a happy one!" Christine is not only the mother to a toddler, but is also expecting a baby boy in May. She is excited to have found something she can be a success at, while also being a success at home with her family.

SerenDIPity Gourmet Specialties can be found online at http://www.DippyChick.com -- as well as at various craft shows, home shows and farmers markets in the NH and MA areas.

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