Karmic Creations LLC

10/11/2026

Special orders make us happy. Over 70 peanut butter cookies soft, chewy and decadent.
*Peanut Butter and Jelly
*Peanut butter cookie sandwiches
*Fluff-a-nutter Cookies

10/09/2026

Hi, all! We will remain CLOSED today, October 9th!

Stay tuned for updates on our fall and winter pop-ups!

🍂❄️ Remember to follow our page and turn on notifications so you don’t miss any announcements!

Have a wonderful weekend! 💜

10/08/2026

UPDATE! We will be closed today 10-8. We will open tomorrow 10-9😥

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Restocked the cafe and now its time to bake! See you all Thursday and Friday!

10/07/2026

We are back tomorrow!
Sneak peak below!
9-3

10/05/2026

Happy National Disability Employment Awareness Month! 💜

People living with disabilities are working, earning a living, building businesses, creating, leading, contributing, and taking up space in our communities every single day.

We belong here. We belong in workplaces, in leadership, in entrepreneurship, and in our communities — even when the way we work, show up, or contribute doesn’t look the same as everyone else.

As an entrepreneur living with multiple invisible disabilities, I’ve learned that disability doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. And I know firsthand that:

Sometimes chronic fatigue can look like laziness.

Sometimes having to change your schedule can look like inconsistency.

Sometimes missing a day can look like a lack of commitment.

Sometimes needing extra time can look like poor time management.

Sometimes being overwhelmed can look like frustration or withdrawal.

And sometimes simply needing to rest can look like you aren’t trying hard enough.

But what may look like inconsistency from the outside can actually be someone adapting to the symptoms of their disability while continuing to work, contribute, and move forward.

Disability doesn’t make someone less hardworking, less ambitious, or less deserving of the opportunity to contribute. Sometimes it simply means that showing up looks different.

So during National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and beyond, I hope we can all carry a little more awareness and grace with us.

The next time you’re at work, shopping, running errands, eating at a restaurant, or simply interacting with someone in your community, consider that the person in front of you may be navigating something you know nothing about.

A little grace and understanding can go a long way. 💜

10/05/2026

We are back this week!
Very excited and very grateful! If we can add in another day this week we will post later🥰😍 See ya soon!

We are happy to celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month!

10/01/2026

It's time for some more soulfood.

What should we do next?

Meatloaf Platters

Baked Chicken Platters

More details coming soon!

10/01/2026

SPECIAL ORDER!

Birthdays are better with macarons!

Place your order today