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Deviled Egg Co. hatches new location at Cypress Waters

Ananya Narala, Staff Writer
March 10, 2026

What began as a simple holiday or party appetizer has grown into a business featured on ABC’s “Shark Tank.” Deviled Egg Co. opened its fourth location at The Sound at Cypress Waters on Feb. 21. Watch staff writer Ananya Narala’s video covering the grand opening.

 

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About the Contributor
Ananya Narala
Ananya Narala, Staff Writer
Ananya Narala is a junior and a second-year staff-writer at The Sidekick.  She joined Sidekick to further pursue her passion for writing and talking about what goes on throughout the Coppell community. Ananya has enjoyed writing since youth, immersing herself in writing everything she observes.  She enjoys listening to music like indie, r&b, and rap. She also loves making Spotify playlists, baking, and reading. Occasionally, she enjoys traveling to the beach and trying new cuisines. She has an older sister, and they love to shop together for clothes. You can contact Ananya at [email protected] or Instagram (@ananyanarala).