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December 2018

How Perennial Grains Like Kernza Fight Climate Change

2019-02-06T10:40:53-08:00

Food certifications are multiplying. As the dysfunction of our industrialized food systems become increasingly apparent, it’s clear simply “organic” is no long good enough. From “pasture-raised” to “grass-fed”, new adjectives and certifications appear regularly on

How Perennial Grains Like Kernza Fight Climate Change2019-02-06T10:40:53-08:00

November 2018

How Lumen Is Using Regenerative Hemp Farming

2019-02-06T10:41:06-08:00

Cannabis has plenty of nutrients, something that we are discovering more about as it becomes more legally available around the world. Hemp, a cannabis variety lower in THC, is similarly high in beneficial compounds. Like

How Lumen Is Using Regenerative Hemp Farming2019-02-06T10:41:06-08:00

August 2018

How Kokoa Kamili Put Tanzania On The Chocolate Map

2019-02-06T10:44:16-08:00

While African coffees are prominent in the specialty market, high-quality cacao from the continent has lagged. For the most part, it’s a problem of reputation. Environmental and labor abuses in West African countries like Ivory

How Kokoa Kamili Put Tanzania On The Chocolate Map2019-02-06T10:44:16-08:00

July 2018

Destigmatizing West Africa Cocoa

2019-02-06T10:44:57-08:00

Has anyone seen a bean-to-bar chocolate made from cacao from Ivory Coast? It’s a legitimate question. We may have seen one from Bonnat at one point, but not anything else. It’s telling that the Ivory

Destigmatizing West Africa Cocoa2019-02-06T10:44:57-08:00

March 2018

Inclusion Bars: Rose Bar with Cardamom Infusion

2018-03-20T22:57:45-07:00

Normally we are purists. No sweetener or milks in our coffee. Not more than three ingredients in our favorite craft chocolate bars. However, once in a while some inclusion bars really stand out. Most recently

Inclusion Bars: Rose Bar with Cardamom Infusion2018-03-20T22:57:45-07:00
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