Ukrainian Food and Business Idea

[calmissile]

Have you wondered what your new UA bride might do for work after arriving in the USA?   Check this out.

Our member Kevin (ksf) and wife Irina just launched a new business.  Kevin says it's Irina's gig but he helped out by building the web site for her.

Makes me hungry just looking at the photos.

http://www.myshinok.com/

[Darth_Budda]

Funny,, I was talking to my girl today about her family honey...

[JayH]

Have you wondered what your new UA bride might do for work after arriving in the USA?   Check this out.

Our member Kevin (ksf) and wife Irina just launched a new business.  Kevin says it's Irina's gig but he helped out by building the web site for her.

Makes me hungry just looking at the photos.

http://www.myshinok.com/

Looks great-- good luck  to them!

[GuppyCaptain]

Fantastic! Lots of luck with the biz 

[BillyB]

They're out of Centralia, WA. Good shopping at the outlet mall there. They should also consider advertising in the local paper there too and serving businesses who need to feed lots of people at their events.

[Shadow]

Most dishes look very familiar, I hope they succeed. We have been thinking about trying something but the aversion of many Dutch to anyhting except their own kitchen is holding us back.

[ML]

Despite what many here claim, typical Ukrainian food is not very healthy.

For healthy food, check out Greek or Turkish.

If you want yummy taste, go Italian.

If you want to waste a lot of money, go French.

If you want terrible, go British.

If you want to feel like you have a few pounds of lead in your stomach, go Mexican.

[alex330]

Funny,, I was talking to my girl today about her family honey...

My buddy and his Russian wife sell organic honey. She makes about $600 per day selling it at events and markets.

[BC]

If you want to feel like you have a few pounds of lead in your stomach, go Mexican.

It's not lead, it's methane...  you can test with a lighter if you don't believe me... lol

[Irina-Rina]

In my opinion, it does not matter where you happen to live once you are not lazy and want to work. There are many professions, occupations and crafts which can be practiced by UA women who have moved to live in the USA. Once she can work (or do a business) legally, she can develop some clientelle and start a business little by little. After about 2 years, English language will no longer be a problem for her. But all this will ONLY happen is she wants this and if she has moral support from her husband. In the end, just being a good mother and looking after the house is a great contribution to the family life.

[Muzh]

In my opinion, it does not matter where you happen to live once you are not lazy and want to work. There are many professions, occupations and crafts which can be practiced by UA women who have moved to live in the USA. Once she can work (or do a business) legally, she can develop some clientelle and start a business little by little. After about 2 years, English language will no longer be a problem for her. But all this will ONLY happen is she wants this and if she has moral support from her husband. In the end, just being a good mother and looking after the house is a great contribution to the family life.

Ira, do you live in Kharkiv?