People will tell you they want a plate. Then they wait for you to reply. Then they forget. Then they eat chips.

If you cook homemade food and sell it, the order should not live in your DMs.

What actually converts:

• One price. Mine is $15. Smothered chicken, rice, mac and cheese, cornbread. No "it depends."

• Pay first. If they have to Cash App you after 6 messages, half of them vanish.

• Pickup name, phone, and time collected at checkout — not in a follow-up text.

• A real photo of the plate. Not a logo. Not a meme.

The food is not the bottleneck. The buy path is. If someone has to hunt you down to give you money, you will stay broke with a full fridge.

That's why I put Kels Kitchen on a one-tap checkout. Order. Pay. Pick up. That's the whole loop.