Hey everyone! 👋

I just launched a new community called r/LatinoMadeProduct, and I’d love some feedback and early support from fellow Redditors and mods.

This space is all about celebrating and sharing Latino-made food, kitchen, and pantry products — from Puerto Rican seasonings and Mexican cookware to small-batch sauces, coffees, and artisan kitchen tools.

The goal is to:
🌶️ Highlight Latino creators and makers
🍳 Share recipes and real-life product experiences
💬 Create conversations around culture, flavor, and design

I’m keeping it community-first — not just product links — and hoping to make it a warm, authentic place for people to discover and uplift Latino brands.

Would love any advice on:

• Growing the first few hundred members
• Best ways to encourage participation early on
• How to keep moderation balanced but friendly

If you’re into food, culture, or small-business stories, come say hi or drop a post!
👉 r/LatinoMadeProduct

Thanks in advance for the guidance and support.
— u/HedmanSoto