A'Jzala Johnson's venture has even expanded outside her home state of Louisiana.
September 7, 2020, 8:02 AM
• 7 min read
A 12-year-old girl has been bottling her own wing sauce while in quarantine, and the results are a hit.
A'Jzala Johnson of Luling, Louisiana, has a top secret recipe that her customers wish they could get their hands on. When the pandemic hit, the 12-year-old began experimenting. That's when BabyJay's Wing Sauce was born.
"She's a big fan of hot wings, and she loves to cook," Alicia told "Good Morning America." "She says, 'I don't want anyone to steal my recipe, mama.' She does not give the recipe out."
After she completed remote learning, A'Jzala got busy in the kitchen. Johnson said grandma is her daughter's go-to when it comes to cooking advice.
BabyJay's Wing Sauce comes in two flavors: BBQ & Tangy and Hot & Spicy.
Last month, A'Jzala auctioned bottles of sauce at the Lili Beauty Supply and AfroLamour Braids community event in her neighborhood.
A'Jzala sold 40 5-ounce bottles on her first day, through Facebook and word of mouth. She recently started offering gallon jugs for $25. If customers choose to mix BabyJay's Wing Sauce's two flavors, the price is $30 a gallon.
A'Jzala's venture has even expanded outside of Louisiana, to places like Chicago, Atlanta and parts of Texas.
"Once I get big, big I want to have a food truck and I want to start my own business," A'Jzala told "GMA."
Johnson thinks the sauce's popularity comes from its mysterious, tangy flavor.
A'Jzala is now working on a hot Cheetos flavor.
"I'm proud of her and as long she does something to keep her busy, I'l keep buying bottles and we will keep selling sauces," Johnson said.
A'Jzala's dream is to get her product into food store around the country.
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