Posted on
October 06, 2015
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Lee McCoy
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Covering the history of cocoa in Sierra Leone, what problems the country faces with child slavery and how we are reliant on chocolate makers to give chocolate lovers something to try.
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Posted on
October 05, 2015
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Lee McCoy
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India is a fascinating country in terms of cacao production. It's an untapped resource which has been dominated by Cadbury for almost 70 years. Other large producers are planning to source from the country so it is important that smaller makers try and source cacao from there - whilst there is a small bean to bar industry already in the country.
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Posted on
September 10, 2015
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Lee McCoy
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Bean to bar chocolate has become the moden era's gold rush. But is it sustainable?
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Posted on
September 03, 2015
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Lee McCoy
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There appears to be growing number of chocolatiers pretending to be makers. This has to stop.
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Posted on
June 19, 2015
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Bold Apps
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It is easy for people to laugh at your love of chocolate, but they just can't see the bigger picture.
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Posted on
May 04, 2015
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Lee Mccoy
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We're changing tack slightly and will be focusing more on people that produce cocoa and make chocolate rather than on the larger companies that make tens of thousands of kilos a year.
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Posted on
January 27, 2015
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Lee Mccoy
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Here I look at the history of cocoa in Costa Rica: how it was used, where it is grown, the issues faced by cocoa growers and what types of chocolate you can expect.
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