Keelee Sullivan

Keelee lives up Bell Springs Road, not far from Black Oak Ranch where she is a homeschooling mom to an amazing 7 year old boy, and a maker of many things. She makes apple cider vinegar and fire cider wholesale to pay her way in this world. Being 42 yrs old, she has been diving deep into the world of herbs, foods & health.  One of her proudest accomplishments in the food world is her MASA:):):)

Now, Keelee knows that corn is not an herb. But it is a food. A staple food, she might add. One that has unfortunately become demonized and labeled as "bad." Having Cherokee blood within her, Keelee feels called to share teachings on this staple food that is full of nutrition, if made correctly. A medicinal tortilla can be made from heirloom corn cooked in cal lime and then baked or fried. And once you've had a real tortilla from real masa, you will never be the same.

Keelee’s wish is to share her teachings around this magical food in hopes that we incorporate more delicious and nutritious food into our lives, while rewriting the common current narrative that corn is "bad." She believes that food can be very medicinal, but education is key. She is honored to be sharing with you. 🙂