by Tali Perelman | Sep 14, 2020 | Case Study, Food, KitchenTown Makers
With seven kids among them, all in middle and high school, Erin and Cameron have no need for a consumer tasting panel. Everyone gets a cookie: each kid, all their friends, and every teacher. How quickly those cookies disappear determines the next iteration of the...
by Tali Perelman | Aug 20, 2020 | Case Study, Food, KitchenTown Makers, News
Together “Ice Cream” took a year to perfect before launch. It’s no diet product: full-fat coconut milk melds with flavors like fudge and mint for a premium treat that proves veganism and indulgence are not, in fact, mutually exclusive. The founder’s story begins...
by Tali Perelman | Aug 12, 2020 | Food
While weddings look a little different these days, they’re still happening, quietly – in backyards, on mountaintops, in public parks, and other secluded outdoor spots. But one signal of celebration that hasn’t changed, and probably never will, is really good food....
by Tali Perelman | Jul 13, 2020 | Food, News, Partnerships
Anthony Myint and Karen Leibowitz had a question: what’s the carbon footprint difference between restaurants and home cooking? They had a big stake in the answer. As restaurateurs and parents, they felt torn between an industry they love and a concern for the world...
by Kelsey Nicholson | Jan 23, 2020 | Food, KitchenTown Makers, News, Partnerships
BLU 1877 & KITCHENTOWN ANNOUNCE FIRST GOOD FOOD MAKERS COHORT BLU1877 and KITCHENTOWN are thrilled to announce the participants for Good Food Makers’ Inaugural Cohort. With a focus on Circular Food Economies, Meal Solutions, and Healthy Snacking — Congratulations...
by Kelsey Nicholson | Dec 23, 2019 | Food, KitchenTown Makers, News, Partnerships, Resources
BEYOND TRENDS: THE FUTURE OF ALTERNATIVE PROTEIN Designed as an exclusive cohort experience, KitchenTown Speakeasy is a dynamic forum for decision-makers to parse and understand the cultural influences at play in our food system in ways that provide strategic...
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