Master P offers healthy choices with the launch of Miller Family Foods

Hip-hop entrepreneur Percy Miller, higher often called Master P, has began an organization that may offer healthier food choices for the betterment of the Black community.

On his Instagram account, Master P announced on June 11 that fired MIller Family. He said he began a health food company economic freedom while increasing diversity in grocery stores with healthy, Black-owned foods that taste good.

“We are evolving as a culture; we are no longer just consumers. We spend trillions of dollars every year without ownership, but that’s changing. African Americans want healthier food alternatives. I heard them loud and clear. And that’s why Miller Family Foods was created. We feed with happiness. Eat healthy. Feel good,” wrote Master P.

Products from the latest line include: cereals, oatmeal, breakfast bars, pancakes and waffles. The New Orleans businessman makes sure that his products are made of the highest quality ingredients and using natural ingredients.

Miller said the company gives back to the community and supports charities.

Miller Family Food the motto is: “FEEDING HAPPINESS, making a difference, serving healthy happiness, one bite at a time. We focus on honesty, hard work and giving something back. We are honored to support charities like Door of Hope.”

Products sold under the Miller Family Foods brand don’t contain artificial preservatives, GMOs and BHA/BHT; no partially hydrogenated oils or high fructose corn syrup; without artificial sweeteners and dyes.

For more information, go to MillerFamilyFoods.com

This news comes months after Master P and Snoop Dogg were sued Walmart after accusing the store of sabotaging the Snoop Cereal brand (which launched in July 2023) and aspiring to “oppose the accused for their devilish actions.”

According to MarketWatch, Broadus Foods owned by Snoop and Master P, filed a lawsuit in a Minnesota court accusing Walmart and Post Consumer Brands (Raisin Bran, Shredded Wheat, Honeycomb) of suppressing their products and jeopardizing Snoop Cereal sales by keeping items off the floor and leaving them in the warehouse.