Nathan and Jenn Clark have spent nearly 10 years churning out marshmallows from their business, Wondermade, in Sanford.

However, they feel as though they are providing more than just sweet treats to the community.

“What everybody fundamentally needs isn’t just a marshmallow, they really need to be loved and they need a place to love other people,” Nathan Clark said.

The name for the business comes from a poem in the Bible, according to Nathan Clark.

“King David writes that we are wonderfully made and it really caught my attention,” he said.

The couple is really about spreading the love with their sugary confections. In fact, love is how Wondermade grew into the business that it is.

“I would love to sit here and say, ‘Let me tell you my brilliant business plan,’ but really, Jen and I just fell in love with making the marshmallows and it just kept getting bigger and bigger," Nathan Clark said.

In the latest episode of Florida Foodie, Nathan Clark talks about how a gift for his wife ended up being the foundation of Wondermade. He also talks about what it’s like working with his wife and six children in the family business and also explains why he only wears blue shirts and red pants.

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