When you invest in a franchise, you want to know that people have heard of them before so you aren’t just starting from scratch with your own brand awareness.

Take a look at the press that Sticky Fingers Cooking has gotten so far in 2023 below:

Coloradobiz Magazine wrote an article about owner Erin Fletter’s journey as a businesswoman and mom. You can read the story here. 

Jack Monson’s podcast, The Social Geek, invited Erin to be a guest and she talked about the company’s cookbooks, including “Mug-nificent Meals” and “Kid Smoothies!”, which both were published in 2023. 

‍Franchise Times included Sticky Fingers Cooking in a list of “Ten Fresh Franchises” from the IFE. Learn more about the company’s participation in IFE in this article. Speaking of podcasts, attending this event led to another opportunity to participate on The Social Geek—live!

Since Sticky Fingers Cooking was founded in Denver, Colorado, it makes sense that the local press is interested in this company and their story. Check out this Denver Post article about “home ec” and how teaching cooking skills is part of this trend. 

Yep, it’s true, Sticky Fingers Cooking was founded around the Fletter family’s kitchen table: Colorado Homes & Lifestyles shares this origin story with a glimpse into the neighborhood where it all began. 

Take a few minutes to watch this KDVR clip with Erin telling the story of Sticky Fingers Cooking in her own words! 

When you expand your successful business into a franchise model, it makes the news. Read this Yahoo! Finance piece with all of the details of this big transition.

What’s next? Well, the brand continues to participate in podcasts, get mentioned in articles, and the local franchises are also getting noticed by their respective media too. 

Check the News & Events page for the latest press updates anytime.