This post originally appeared on People.com.
Oprah Winfrey has been in America’s living rooms for decades, and now she appears to be making a major move — into our kitchens.
In mid-May, the media mogul quietly filed documents to trademark a line of food products called Oprah’s Kitchen, the New York Daily News reports. The trademark would cover everything from dairy to baked goods to energy drinks, and also expresses her interest in products like bacon, sorbet and caviar.
If approved, this venture would mark a major expansion of Winfrey’s already massive empire, though it wouldn’t be her first foray into the food and beverage business. In 2014, she partnered with Teavana and Starbucks to create Oprah Chai (which we tried, obviously).
More recently, Winfrey paid $43 million for a 10% stake in Weight Watchers, for which she has become the prominent face of the brand — and our nation’s strongest advocate for eating bread “every single day.”
One thing’s for certain: If you happen to run into Oprah and notice she has a piece of Oprah Kale stuck in her teeth, don’t be afraid to tell her. She will appreciate it.
