St. Louis & Kansas City TV Spotlight Jonas Family's Goat Milk Stuff Soaps, Lotions and Launch of Caramel Candy

Goat Milk Stuff Launches Caramel Candy in TV Interviews on Fox & NBC in Midwest


KANSAS CITY, MO--(Marketwired - Jul 24, 2015) - Goat Milk Stuff (www.GoatMilkStuff.com) announced the launch of its goat milk-based natural Caramel Candies during TV interviews on Fox in Kansas City and NBC in St. Louis as founder PJ Jonas explained how her family of 10 built a thriving company marketing natural goat milk soaps and lotions and then introduced its first food product with Caramel Candy.

PJ said Goat Milk Stuff introduced Goat Milk Stuff candy with Caramels in Chocolate, Cinnamon and Sea Salt flavors. The Caramels are carefully crafted with the Jonas family's special recipes that include organic and all-natural ingredients blended with raw goat milk, resulting in tasty, melt-in-your-mouth homemade candy.

On Kansas City's Fox affiliate WDAF-TV's "The Morning Show," husband Jim and their 8 homeschooled children, ages 7 to 18, joined PJ to discuss how the family company, online at GoatMilkStuff.com, grew from a hobby making natural soaps for her children to now serving customers around the world.

"The Morning Show" host Loren Halifax asked if Goat Milk Stuff products are good for people with "sensitivities, irritations and allergies." PJ explained, "Feedback from customers with dry skin, eczema and psoriasis claims it helps greatly and that demand for Goat Milk Stuff soaps has risen sharply."

Jim Jonas told "The Morning Show" viewers that "When PJ put the soaps in the shower, my fingers stopped cracking and splitting. It was amazing what it did for me, so we began to give it to friends as presents and everyone wanted to get more it. That's when we realized it could become a business."

Past national winner of Startup Nation's Leading Mom in Business annual competition, PJ previously appeared on the "Show Me St. Louis" program on NBC-TV's KSDK affiliate, where co-host Heidi Glaus asked her to explain how Goat Milk Stuff so successfully grew its product line.

She told "Show Me St. Louis" viewers, "We started with bar soaps and now have about 30 scents, and unscented soap bars for sensitive skin. Then, Goat Milk Stuff branched to lotions, liquid soap, deodorant, lip balm and bath bombs and we now have laundry soap among our natural products."

PJ said Goat Milk Stuff grew so quickly that husband Jim, a former executive and teacher, soon joined full time and that each child helps in age-appropriate ways from milking goats and doing farm chores to assisting in the office.

Asked for her advice on starting a home-based business, PJ said, "If you have a product that people can use, then believe in what you do, because that's going to filter through to your customers."

Based in Scottsburg, Indiana, the Jonas family business maintains an active social media presence with a growing following on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/GoatMilkStuff, YouTube at YouTube.com/GoatMilkStuff and on Twitter at Twitter.com/GoatMilkStuff. Online at www.GoatMilkStuff.com, the company makes and markets all-natural Goat Milk Stuff™ products including goat milk soaps, lip balms, lotions, bath bombs, laundry soap, soy candles and more. For media contact Brian Dobson at DobsonPR.com at 203-894-9240 or BD (at) DobsonPR.com.

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Goat Milk Stuff introduced natural Caramel Candy in Chocolate, Cinnamon and Sea Salt flavors.  The Jonas family of 10 makes the candies on its Indiana farm, where it makes and markets a complete line of natural soaps and lotions online at www.GoatMilkStuff.com. PJ and Jim Jonas and the 8 Jonas children make and market a complete line of goat milk soaps and lotions at GoatMilkStuff.com.  The children help in age-appropriate ways from milking goats to assisting in the office. Goat Milk Stuff natural soaps and lotions are popular across USA and around world.  The company recently launched a line of Caramel Candy, all made on the Jonas family's Indiana farm.