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"The primary reason that cocoa is inexpensive is that the prices paid for it do not reflect the true cost of production."
"In the future we are not likely to find a quick shift to genetically modified trees and cocoa growing in the wild."
"Historically the chocolate industry has not been supportive in terms of giving money to ensure sustainable production is in effect."
--Clay Gordon on Straight from the Source
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"There may be viable solutions [for alternative energy], but you don't hear about them. People will come up with great ideas, and companies will buy the patents."
--Carlos Salguero Jr. of Big Ups on Flash Talks Cash
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"You can create chocolate-ly characters that are not from chocolate... but we've done a number of beers that are aged on cacao nibs."
--Garret Oliver of Brooklyn Brewery on Beer Sessions Radio
"[Chocolate] plays extremely well [with beer]. It's important to think about the texture...you're looking to compliment in flavor and compliment in texture...the warmth and creaminess of the beer should go with the warmth and creaminess of the chocolate"
"The challenge for me has been to find recipes that break away from 'port and chocolate'...now there are chocolates that have chili powder that compliment an IPA quite well."
--Clay Gordon of The Chocolate Life on Beer Sessions Radio








