So when Doylestown Brewing Company reached out to collaborate on a beer she jumped at the opportunity.
She made her famous bites into an ale, calling it French Toast Bites Ale. With this brew, McGill became the very first Black woman with a signature beer in the state of Pennsylvania.
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Charisse McGill started selling her French toast bites at Philadelphia's Christmas Village in 2018. People loved the idea of a snackable, on the go, french toast with unlimited toppings. When the pandemic hit, she was forced to rethink her business plan
Charisse McGill started selling her French toast bites at Philadelphia's Christmas Village in 2018. People loved the idea of a snackable, on the go, french toast with unlimited toppings. When the pandemic hit, she was forced to rethink her business plan
Charisse McGill started selling her French toast bites at Philadelphia's Christmas Village in 2018. People loved the idea of a snackable, on the go, french toast with unlimited toppings. When the pandemic hit, she was forced to rethink her business plan