One stove. Big plans.
Fatma and her brother Abdelrahman launch Fati’s from a home kitchen. She brings the baking. He brings the storytelling. Together, they start something with a character all its own.
Forbes Middle EastA home kitchen. Two siblings. An appetite for something bigger.
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Before Fati’s, there was Fatma baking with her mum. Cupcakes for gatherings became bakes for school, then pastry training in Canada and shifts in a donut shop.
Back in Egypt, she and her brother Abdelrahman brought the baking and the storytelling together. In November 2021, Fati’s began.
Read the founder interviewFatma and her brother Abdelrahman launch Fati’s from a home kitchen. She brings the baking. He brings the storytelling. Together, they start something with a character all its own.
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The founders bring Fati’s to Shark Tank Egypt, season two. The kitchen story gets a whole new audience.
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A new address in New Cairo. The story steps out of the feed and into U Venues, with the same unmistakable pink.
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Fatma chose pink to make the woman-led brand unmistakable. A colour with a story, before the next box even opens.
The story of the pink