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In this section of the site you'll find news and information we come across related to local businesses in Lafayette Colorado as well as local food initiatives along the Front Range and beyond.

Community Highlights: Meet Eric Smith of Little House of Tempeh

Tempeh is a food that I can easily trace back to the first time I tried it. It was about 18 years ago, and it was a tempeh Reuben sandwich.

Crunchyology: Handcrafted Granola from Lafayette, Colorado

I never planned on starting a business — but turns out when you bake with love and hand out enough jars, people notice. Now I get to share this crispy little passion with you: lovingly baked, seriously tasty, and always packaged with care.

GetRight's Bakery: Natural Yeast and Long Cold Fermentation

> All of GetRight's breads are made with natural yeast and follow a long cold fermentation period. This enhances flavors, gives the dough a hint of acidity, softens the interior texture, and gives greater depth of color on the exterior crust. Owners Chef Matt Dulin and Lindsey Judd bring a savory cook's perspective to their pastry program, constantly experimenting with new flavors and techniques.

Ema's Salsa: Family and Veteran-Owned

"Ema's Salsa is a family and veteran owned business. We offer three levels of spice: Hot, Medium and Mild."

Black Gold Family Farm: Pasture-Raised Berkshire Pigs in Akron, Colorado

"Raising Happy, Healthy, Stress-Free animals in their natural environment." - Black Gold Family Farm raises world-renowned Berkshire pigs on 160 acres in Akron, Colorado.

Meet Moringa, Your New Superfood Obsession

Moringa on its own is extremely intense and kind of earthy, with an almost spicy flavor. One of its nicknames is the horseradish tree.
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Mountain Girl Pickles wins prestigious Good Food Awards

Nederland-based Mountain Girl Pickles wins Good Food Awards for pickled okra and corn relish, the Oscars of American cuisine. Source: The Mountain-Ear
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