Media — Samina Kalloo Nutrition

Once upon a weekday morning

in a cozy kitchen somewhere between school drop-offs and snack time meltdowns, a mom named Samina stood at her countertop... muffin pan in one hand, a whisk in the other. Her kids were still little - full of big feelings, small hands, and endless energy.

And they were always hungry.

She needed something quick, nourishing, and easy to grab. Something they could eat in the stroller without needing a spoon, a napkin... and a food I could feel good about them eating.

Muffins were an ideal make-ahead option! But every muffin she found on store shelves was either loaded with added sugar or simply missing the nutrients her kids needed.

And it wasn’t just muffins.
Waffles - another favorite breakfast and snack - was often prepacked, frozen, and lacking protein and fiber. She wanted something she could feel good about giving her family.
Something freezer-friendly, wholesome and most of all - made with love (and actual nutrition!).

So she rolled up her sleeves and got to work.

With one mighty whisk (and about 30 test batches, with a couple of willing participants - her kids), she created her own nourishing muffin recipe. It was one packed with protein, fiber, and just enough sweetness. And right beside those muffins, she started blending up homemade waffle mixes — easy to prep ahead, easy to freeze, and even easier to pop in the toaster on a school morning.

It fit perfectly in her hand... and theirs.
It filled little tummies and big schedules.
And soon, it became something bigger than muffins and waffles.

It became a mission.

A brand.
A movement.
A Mighty Whisk.

Today, Mighty Whisk is about more than food - it’s about fueling real life with balance, joy, and food that actually makes you feel good. It's about those small choices that help families (and individuals) feel strong, steady, and satisfied from the inside out.

And it all started in one kitchen, with one mom, and one mighty moment.

One of my first blueberry muffin creations in 2016!

One of my first batches of homemade mini waffles - my son enjoyed his with cream cheese.