Food & Drink

Andrew Kennard quit his job as an accountant to start a vegan chocolate factory. Kennard’s produces hundreds of chocolates a day in its North London factory and specializes in artisan vegan and kosher chocolates. It produces a range of innovative flavors like raspberry and lavender, and chili and cardamom.  See more from Kennard’s here: https://www.kennardschocolates.com —————————————————— #Chocolate #Vegan
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A Kona Big Wave Golden Ale 12-pack Craft Brew Alliance Craft Brew Alliance (CBA) chief executive Andy Thomas likes to use metaphors when explaining complicated scenarios. For proof, look no further than this week’s announcement that Anheuser-Busch InBev had agreed to wholly-acquire the Portland, Oregon-headquartered maker of Kona, Widmer, and Redhook beers, among others. Speaking
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“Reimagining the food system of the future means so much more than finding ways to ensure that supply meets demand,” says Sara Farley, Managing Director of The Rockefeller Foundation’s Food Initiative.  “We need optimistic visions and actionable plans for a new global food systems paradigm that is circular and can equitably and nutritiously feed a
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This chocolate heart from Sweet Corner Bakeshop is a chocolate lover’s delight. It’s filled with two pounds of Nutella and enclosed in 15 ounces of chocolate. Hearts come in all sizes, so you won’t have to commit to a possible chocolate-induced coma. See more from Sweet Corner Bakeshop: http://sweetcorner.com/ FOOD INSIDER believes life should be
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The Gorgonzola industry is worth over $800 million. Almost 5 million wheels are produced each year and production is confined to the Italian regions of Piedmont and Lombardy. There are only 29 dairies in the world certified to produce this cheese. We visited Caseificio Si Invernizzi in Trecate, Piedmont, Italy, where between 450 and 500 Gorgonzola
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Sherry is among the most unique and diverse wines on the planet. Bodegas Domecq in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz province, Spain. Universal Images Group via Getty Images Spanish novelist Benito Pérez Galdós—whom many consider second only to Cervantes—once said, “If God had not made Sherry, how imperfect his work would have been.” Now, nearly
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