Kees Loaded Kitchen’s $100 soul food platter sparks laughter, debates, and praise after a viral clip shows the owner sealing a cheesy spaghetti tray with flair — and collecting her cash like a boss.
In Portland, Oregon, a soul food kitchen just turned a regular food sale into a huge cultural moment. A 23-second clip from Kees Loaded Kitchen captured its charismatic owner, affectionately known as Big Kee, sealing up a massive tray of cheesy spaghetti, greens, and corn. After that, she smoothly pocketed a crisp $100 bill from a customer.
The moment was posted by @rahsh33m. It exploded to over 4.7 million views and 23,000 likes within 24 hours. It did so not just because of the food, but because of Big Kee’s unmatched sales swagger. Her matter-of-fact pitch (“Put this in the fridge, you got three servings”) began as a steep price tag. However, it turned into a masterclass in hustle, charm, and community-based marketing.
The $100 Tray That Started It All
The video opens on Kee in her signature red apron, stacking food like she’s feeding an army. She piles steaming, cheesy spaghetti into a foil tray so heavy it bends the counter, topping it with greens, corn, and a promise that it’ll last “three servings easy.” The visual alone sells abundance — enough to silence anyone complaining about the price.
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Her playful tone hooks viewers instantly. It’s not just about the food — it’s the rhythm, confidence, and the “potty spaghetti” punchline that feels lifted straight from a family reunion kitchen. Kee’s delivery transforms a simple order into a cultural performance, blurring the line between chef and showwoman…