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Cloud Forest Cardamom

Cloud Forest Cardamom

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1.7 oz / $5.88 per oz
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Got your head in the clouds? Get yourself some cardamom grown in the cloud forests of Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Sweet and tart with notes of ginger and apricots, it’s an upgrade to your usual green cardamom.

With origins from the cloud forests of Guatemala, it's no wonder this cardamom features notes of jungle flowers. These tart and summery whole cardamom pods are grown on a single estate on a biodynamic farm where partner farmer Don Amilcar practices fair business and looks out for his workers' rights. His farming operation is so impressive and produces cardamom so top-notch that Saveur called him "the farmer shaking up the Guatemalan cardamom trade.

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100% whole cardamom pods (Elettaria cardamomum)

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  • Direct/Fair Trade
  • Non-GMO
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Ingredient Integrity

Spice supply chains are historically opaque and hard to trace. By working directly with the farmers, Burlap & Barrel stands behind their product and growing practices. Burlap & Barrel's products do not contain ingredients on Hive's No Good, Dirty Rotten list of banned and watch list ingredients.

Responsible Production

Responsible production is written into Burlap & Barrel's articles of incorporation, which specify "connecting farmers to high-value markets, helping them access a larger share of the product value chain, and establishing long-term, mutually-beneficial trade relationships." They pay 2-10x commodity prices, enabling their farmers to expand their businesses. Plus, a sample from every lot of every spice is tested by accredited 3rd-party laboratory, for microbiological pathogens and vectors, including E. coli, Salmonella, total/aerobic plate count, and yeast & mold. If necessary, they sterilize with steam sterilization or an ETO treatment. All of their spices exceed the safety requirements from the FDA and State of California. Burlap & Barrel test some of their products for heavy metals and pesticide residues.

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Burlap & Barrel's packaging is zero waste: every jar is fully recyclable, as are their gift boxes.

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Ingredient Integrity

Spice supply chains are historically opaque and hard to trace. By working directly with the farmers, Burlap & Barrel stands behind their product and growing practices. Burlap & Barrel's products do not contain ingredients on Hive's No Good, Dirty Rotten list of banned and watch list ingredients.

Low Carbon Footprint

Responsible production is written into Burlap & Barrel's articles of incorporation, which specify "connecting farmers to high-value markets, helping them access a larger share of the product value chain, and establishing long-term, mutually-beneficial trade relationships." They pay 2-10x commodity prices, enabling their farmers to expand their businesses. Plus, a sample from every lot of every spice is tested by accredited 3rd-party laboratory, for microbiological pathogens and vectors, including E. coli, Salmonella, total/aerobic plate count, and yeast & mold. If necessary, they sterilize with steam sterilization or an ETO treatment. All of their spices exceed the safety requirements from the FDA and State of California. Burlap & Barrel test some of their products for heavy metals and pesticide residues.

Recyclable Packaging

Burlap & Barrel's packaging is zero waste: every jar is fully recyclable, as are their gift boxes.

Committed to Social Good

Burlap & Barrel works to bring positive social impact both in the areas where they source and at home for their local organizations. As a Public Benefits Corporation, they publish annual Impact Reports that share updates on their social mission.

Rave Worthy

Our team personally tests every product to make sure it’s good enough to end up in your home, not a landfill.

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How it does good

Burlap & Barrel sources their spices directly from farmer cooperatives and small farms. They visit each of these farms, spending time with the employees to learn about the economic, social, and environmental implications of their methods. Every decision they make is fueled by their goal to end inequality and exploitation in the food industry. They do this by connecting small farms to high-value markets, educating consumers about the impact of product traceability, and sourcing unique foods that are grown using biodynamic and organic techniques.

How to Use

Make chicken korma from scratch or season a marinade for skewers. Pairs well with Wild Mountain Cumin, New Harvest Turmeric, and Buffalo Ginger.

Recycling

Good news! Separate the glass jar and metal lid and recycle both in a curbside bin.

These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.

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