The Humble Housewife
All things Nice
Honey Spice
Hey Debs
Congrats on an exciting venture. perhaps you might like to take part in our Food Festival in September. I've also put out a competition to name it
I'll put on my thinking cap, and get back to you. take it easy. Val
Hi Deb,
Been reading your blog for a while now - best of luck with the business venture! Here are a few ideas my tired Friday-morning brain came up with....
Fine food fixes
Mix it up
Flavour favour
Spice up your life
Helen (an Irish foodie in Munich)
What about No Fuss Foods? Good luck with the business 
Hi Deb,
Just found your site via Grandad and couldn't resist the opportunity to waste half an hour thinking up silly names. Sorry about the quantity, I got carried away. Given the suggestive nature of some of them you may reasonably conclude that I am a single middle-aged man with too much time on his hands
Pinch My Spices
Naturally Spicy
Saucy Minx
Spicy Minx
Stirred With Passion
Sweet 'n Spicy
Irish Hotspot
The Halfbaked Housewife
Pudding Bowl Love
Sprinkle Me
Hot Thyme
Good Thyme Recipes
Heat 'n Eat
Spiced Love
Bakers File
Bob the Baker
The Hot Oven Cafe
The Pudding Mix
Baked Delight
Leftover Delight
From Me 2u With Sauce
Have Spices Will Travel
Internationally Spiced
Spice Cadet
We Mixed It 4u
Stirred but not Shaken
Spiced Mom
Bake A cake Momma
Spooned
Pudding On The Stile
Mixed To Perfection
Spice Up Your Life - with Sauce
Mix 'n Make
Spice 'n Slice
Saucy Momma
Mixed Sensations
Spices r Us
My favourites are "Stirred With Passion", "mixed Sensations" and "we mixed it 4u". Good luck with the business.
Andrew
Deb's Sugar and Spice (or just sugar and spice, if you don't want the Deb in front of it.)
I will try to think of somemore, but that is what I thought of right off.
Good luck to you!!!!
I think you should do some version of your name along with the word delectable...
Deb's Delectables
Or
Deborah's Delectable Delights
Or
Maybe Delightfully Delectable (which I guess doesn't have your name in it, but still.)
here are some more... will keep trying to think of others.
Spice of Life
The Sweet and the Savory
Spice it Up
Flavors Gourmet
Serve it Up
Dinner is Served
Delectable Edible Bites (or D.E.B.)
The Dinner Fix
It's in the Mix
Just a Pinch
Just add Deb's
wow you have a lot of suggestions I'll have to get my thinking cap on!!
Right, I'll have to get my brain cranked into gear for this one... Hmmmmm. Will report back soon - need to doodle on a pad and play with words... Have a fab weekend. Honey-glazed poussins - mmmmmmmm!
Saucy Minx Mixes?
No Trix Mix?
Quick Fix Mix?
Better Than A Twix? Sorry, getting carried away with my -ixes.
I'll have a thinx.
Some good ones above though.
Spice of Life
Using the old name you could have...
Humble Little Helper (HLH)
which is a name which lets you move in to other areas or foods.
Or...
Cookers Little Helper
Chef aid
Chief Chef
And given the nature of the mixes...
Stirabout
take care,
Will
I'm thinking.......back in a day or two....
I got it.
"The Humble Artisan!"
(without the exclamation mark, though).
I've been praying your business venture stays in God's hands...coz you know ...what He starts, He finishes...and you KNOW I've learnt that one the hard way.
Good luck!!
If you use my suggestion you have to pay me millions of dollars. M'kay.
Or...
The Biffo Artisan
Or....
Offaly Artisan (I like this one)
Or...
Offally Artisan Food (or Eats, or Nosh...you get the idea)
Thowwy...I couldn't stop myself. Inspiration moved me.
:-D
How about Deb's Cooking Debris?
Momma's Homefoods
Deborah
sorry but from a british point of view the only answer has to be
Spice & Saucey
great blog though, thanks for your time to share
kevan
I liked the suggestion of
We Mix it For You
Quick Fix Mix
No Trix Mix (but it kinda makes me think of Trix cereal, I'm so American!)
or something with the word Artisan. I wouldn't use Offaly because it sounds like awful to outsiders and goodness knows you will be international before you know it! Same with words like Biffo which means nothing to people in the US (or at least me). You have lots of good selections. Let us know what you choose!
If you look up the meaning of awful - it isn't bad! Awful means something AWE-ful - something to be in awe of. People just mis-use the word. Heh.
Have no fabulous names to suggest - just wanted to wish you all the very best in your venture!
Humble Delights.
the .com is taken though.
I think it's obvious that you are going to do well and expand your range and having any kind of mix in the name wouldn't help your expansion so something more generic might work best. Humble is a great name for a range too, a bit like Innocent Drinks/Food. You should keep on to that in my view.
Anyway, my two cents.
I want to say "Offaly good" or "Offaly tasty", but maybe people would associate it too much with offal.
How about "All mixed up"? Or "In the Mix"?
Or "Deb's Pantry"? "Deborah's Pantry"? "The Irish Pantry"? "The Tasty Pantry?"
a few more...
The Gourmet Way
Deb's Gourmet
Your Secret Gourmet
Epicurean Delights
Humble Pie (to tie in with the humble housewife)
The Door to Door Gourmet (if you are shipping products-- not sure if you will have a store front or not)
Gourmet in a Flash
The Gourmet Housewife (again a tie-in)
The Artisan Housewife
The Gourmet in You
Just under the wire:
"Top Shelf"
"For Eats' Sake"
"Little Gourmet Cupboard"
"Meal-Makers"
"For the Love of Yummy"
Bonus tagline: "There's nothing humble about our pie."
Or maybe not.
Good luck!!!
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"Deb-U-Taunt"
Deb will taunt you with her spicy mixes and tasty treats.
The .com is available too. You can thank me later. haha!
I wish you all the best. Good luck with your new venture. You must be so excited!!
The Awesome Artisan
Bia-licious( bia being Irish for food)
Foodie Favours
Best of luck with the new venture and hope it is very successful for you.
- The Gorgeous Gourmet
- Better... (then add whatever the product is, so 'Better... Brownies', or you could flip it and have 'Brownies... but better'
- Tasty/Choice Tidbits
- Tasty Treats
- The Pleasure Principle (oo-er)
- Fantastic Flavours
- Sugar Spice
Erm, that's as much as my brain can produce at the mo'
Have a fab Easter and best of luck with the new enterprise!
That's so exciting! If you want an Irish name, how about "Meas" - it means respect, esteem, and as a verb - to mix!
Match from Scratch!
"Supercook's night off" ???
Wow that is so amazing - best of luck. crap on names but
Home Heaven
All that food sounds good!
Heaven's delight
So which one did you decide to go with?
Homey Goods
Like from the oven
Could you give a little public exposure to two new blogs:
http://fsspvocations.blogspot.com/
http://tradvocations.blogspot.com/
God bless you!
Well- I just came across your blog and missed the cut off date- but wanted to add: "The Village Blend" for a brand name idea if you hadn't already picked one.
Hey Deb, best of luck with the venture.
For the branding, it really depends on your style and packaging and everything but if you're going to be linking back to the blog (in the same way that innocentdrinks.co.uk and todaywasfun.com do) I'd suggest (if Apple don't sue the hell out of you!) iMix or uMix. Get geeky!
Looking forward to it
Darragh
You guys all rock! Thank you for all the suggestions.
I've made a decision though, and unfortunately it's not listed above. But I will be picking a winner either way. Stay tuned!
hey hun, pleasure meeting you last night and later today
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