Miss Macaroon Review: Social Enterprise UK
A social enterprise using baking as a force for good, creating meaningful employment opportunities for people facing barriers to work.
Miss Macaroon is a food & beverage brand based in Birmingham, UK, curated by Purpose Picks for its commitment to social enterprise, inclusive employment. A social enterprise using baking as a force for good, creating meaningful employment opportunities for people facing barriers to work.
Impact
- Location
- Birmingham, UK
- Ships to
- UK
- Founded
- 2011
Featured Products
Why We Picked Them
Employment can be transformational, particularly for people with mental health challenges, learning disabilities, and those who have experience with the criminal justice system. Miss Macaroon was built on exactly that belief.
Read the full story on Substack →Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Miss Macaroon ethical?
- Purpose Picks lists Miss Macaroon under social enterprise and inclusive employment after editorial review, which is curation rather than certification. Handcrafted macarons from a social enterprise in Birmingham, UK. Miss Macaroon states commitments including social enterprise, barrier-free employment, reinvested profits. Purpose Picks has not published an independent assessment of Miss Macaroon's labour or environmental practices, so treat those commitments as the brand's own account.
- Is Miss Macaroon legit?
- Yes. Miss Macaroon is an operating food & beverage brand based in Birmingham, UK, founded in 2011 and featured in Purpose Picks issue #12 after editorial review of its social and environmental impact.
- Where is Miss Macaroon based?
- Miss Macaroon is based in Birmingham, UK and ships to: UK.
- What does Miss Macaroon sell?
- Miss Macaroon makes food & beverage products. Featured picks: Classic Collection Box, Birthday Gift Box.
In our gift guides
- Ethical greeting and Christmas cards →
Cards made from rescued beach plastic, drawn by disabled artists, and printed to fund feminist causes.
- Social enterprise chocolate and food gifts →
Chocolate boxes, celebration cakes, madeleines, coffee, and beer from kitchens that hire people the job market overlooks.
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