MEMPHIS, TENN., May 4 – Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Cheese Dips have hit the shelves of area Kroger and other grocery stores just in time to make Cinco de Mayo 2017 the best ever – or at least since the Mexicans defeated the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Available in three flavors – Classic White, Chipotle Bacon and Not So Spicy Thai – Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Cheese Dips just taste better than the other brands. They’re made locally with natural ingredients and no artificial preservatives, and they’re soon to become the official cheese dips of Cinco de Mayo fiestas everywhere.

“I’m not the mayor or anything, but I declare our Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Cheese Dips the official cheese dips of Cinco de Mayo,” said company founder Tom Flournoy. “And remember: Everyday can be Cinco de Mayo with Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Cheese Dips.”

A family-owned Memphis company, Tom’s Tiny Kitchen started a few years back with its Pimento Cheese in Original and Chipotle flavors. After the Pimento Cheese became a smash hit, Tom Flournoy and his wife, Jill, and son Ross decided to keep the business growing by introducing their take on another Southern snack classic, cheese dip. Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Cheese Dips went on sale in April in Kroger Delta Division stores, where they can be found in the deli section near the Tom’s Tiny Kitchen Pimento Cheese.

In the spirit of giving back, through May 16, Tom’s Tiny Kitchen and Kroger will donate 15 cents to area food banks for each tub sold of Tom’s Tiny Kitchen.

Tom’s Tiny Kitchen can be found online:

www.TomsTinyKitchen.com

https://www.facebook.com/tomstinykitchen/

http://instagram.com/tomstinykitchen

https://twitter.com/tomstinykitchen

About Tom’s Tiny Kitchen:

Tom Flournoy started selling his pimento cheese at farmers markets after he lost his job during the recession in 2009. Since then he has turned his passion for food into a thriving family-run Memphis business. Their products are available at Kroger, Whole Foods and other grocers. Learn more at www.tomstinykitchen.com.

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