Yummy Cha: How a biracial couple shared what they learned about bamboo steamers


Dianna and MikeShe was a Chinese-American who studied to be an engineer at UCLA. He studied English literature and became a journalist. She flourished at designing the HVAC systems in skyscrapers in Los Angeles. He dropped out of journalism, a dying field, and became a teacher at a small private school in Santa Monica.

Dim Sum brunchShe loved Chinese food and taught him the finer things of Asian cuisine. He grew passionate about fitness and healthy eating. They enjoyed what the learned and ate together.

Then, Dianna and Mike decided to fuse their tastes and skills and help others discover what the secrets of the Ancient Orient can help Americans lose weight, get better nutrition and enjoy food!

nutrients flavor bamboo steamerCuisine Natural was born, with an initial 10-inch bamboo steamer on Amazon. They stayed in love and brought what they loved to others.  Read the rest about Yum Cha or Yummy Cha.

One response to “Yummy Cha: How a biracial couple shared what they learned about bamboo steamers

  1. An amazing story about an amazing couple. Thank you for sharing. And God bless y’all.

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