Gifty Brown, CEO of Cooker’s Delight, is sharing the story behind the lifestyle that has kept her in the spotlight.
In an interview with ZionFelix, the entrepreneur addressed questions about how she built her wealth, revealing that her luxury vehicle was paid for entirely through her pastry business.
“The pastries are what bought my G-Wagon. It was the meat pie,” she said.
She went on to describe how Cooker’s Delight has evolved from a small-scale operation into a busy food business that caters to both high-end clients and everyday customers.
“Let’s assume that I used to sell pies of four to five pieces daily. Now I am able to sell about 500 pieces daily, and that is even without any special orders,” she said.
Her customer base, according to her, includes several corporate institutions that place regular orders, keeping her business consistently active throughout the week.
“Most of the banks and companies around buy from my restaurant every day. My place is always packed. Even on Sundays, when you come, there is a queue,” she added.
She noted that her meat pies are sold between GH₵15 and GH₵20, while the menu has expanded to include a variety of meals and other offerings.
Despite the wider product range, she emphasized that her luxury car was financed strictly through pastry sales.
“We don’t only sell pie. We sell food and other things. But the G-Wagon is solely pie money,” she said.
Watch the interview below.
