Made to sustain podcast season 1 episode 4 with Josh Dominick From wise bar

Embracing Mindful Eating with Wise Bar: A Conversation with Josh Dominick

In this episode of the ‘Made to Sustain’ podcast, host Kelly D’Amico welcomes Josh Dominick, co-founder of Wise Bar. They discuss the journey and philosophy behind Wise Bar—the first functional mushroom bar on the market, incorporating 100% organic ingredients and sustainable practices. Josh shares the inspiration behind Wise Bar, its all-natural ingredient approach, the benefits of functional mushrooms such as Lion’s Mane and Reishi, and their collaboration with Fantastic Fungi for a new product. The conversation also highlights challenges in production and distribution, mindful eating, sustainability efforts, including partnerships with environmental organizations, and the importance of educating consumers on the benefits of whole food ingredients.

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https://player.captivate.fm/episode/b9bf824b-68fd-44a9-85d6-e31ea039b116

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S1E3 Summary- On the Journey to Regenerative Agriculture with Mike Woronuk of Juneberry Ridge

Today, we’re excited to share insights from our recent podcast episode featuring Mike Woronuk from Juneberry Ridge. Mike has embarked on an incredible journey, exploring what it means to pursue regenerative agriculture and how it can transform our food systems. A Sneak Peek with Mike Woronuk Our conversation kicked off with a sneak peek from…

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How to Make Vegan Pimento Cheese Spread

Looking for a crowd-pleasing yet more sustainable addition to your charcuterie board for your next party? There are plenty of vegan cheeses at the grocery store you can try, ranging from cheddar cheese to vegan cream cheese, and more are coming on the market. But if you’re looking for something a little more upscale, My…

Made to Sustain Podcast - Season 1 Episode 3 Podcast - On the Journey to Regenerative Agriculture with Mike Woronuk from Juneberry Ridge
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S1E3 – On the Journey to Regenerative Agriculture with Mike Woronuk of Juneberry Ridge

On the Journey to Regenerative Agriculture with Mike Woronuk of Juneberry Ridge In this episode of the Made to Sustain podcast, host Kelly D’Amico converses with Mike Woronuk from Juneberry Ridge about the principles and practices of regenerative farming. The discussion delves into the essence of regenerative agriculture, the importance of adapting farming practices to…

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Vegetarian Sandwich Recipe Ideas & Tips with Chips!

Sandwiches are a great, comforting, and convenient meal for many. So many sandwiches are focused on meat and cheese as the star of the show, but texture and flavor are the best ways to create a good sandwich. Many struggle to find some good pairings when making veggie sandwiches or end up with very soggy…

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S1E2 The Future of Upcycled Foods: A Chat with Lydia Oxley from Renewal Mill

In this episode of the Made to Sustain podcast, host Kelly D’Amico welcomes Lydia Oxley, president of Renewal Mill, to discuss the innovative world of upcycled foods.

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Season 1 Episode 1 Transcript: Sustainability Trends

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Season 1 Episode 1 – Sustainability Trends

Welcome to the “Made to Sustain” podcast! I’m Kelly D’Amico, your host and a food industry expert with a background in food science and global food technology. In this inaugural episode, I dive into the top sustainability trends for 2024, including regenerative agriculture, upcycling, biodegradable packaging, traceability, and ethical sourcing. I’ll explain how these trends…

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Simple Vegan or Vegetarian Potato leek soup

There’s nothing quite like a hearty soup on a cold day, especially up here in the Northeast. Today, I’m sharing my recipe for potato leek soup, which can be made vegan or vegetarian but can be enjoyed by everyone! While most of the ingredients in a potato leek soup recipe are vegetarian already, there are…

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Sustainable vs Green: Differences in Eco-Friendly Foods

Over the years, terminology to communicate if something is environmentally friendly has changed. Companies have advertised things as “eco,” “green,” and most recently, “sustainable.” But what are the differences between sustainable vs green? 

Often the terms are used interchangeably, especially on packaging. However, there are nuanced differences between green and sustainable that can significantly impact our planet and health. This post will help you differentiate between green products and sustainable products so you can make sustainable food choices.