SLABBED Daily – June 10

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The suburban New Orleans family home of the Hurricake Factory's Adams brothers was destroyed during Katrina by six towering pine trees including one that literally split the house in half.

Hurricakes?  The cakes, reportedly shaped like the swirly hurricane symbol used on weather maps, come from the Hurricake Factory – the business created by two brothers who lost their home in Hurricane Katrina.

Stuart Adams was eating a King Cake with his friend an now business partner, Alexandra De Brock, when he saw how a king cake could easily be crafted to look like a hurricaneAndrew Adams, an Ole Miss marketing and business major developed the business plan and the brothers were awarded $5,000 in the student division of the Mississippi Technology Alliance Business Plan Competition in Jackson. Continue reading “SLABBED Daily – June 10”