The Fermented Foods Industry Is Built on Global Ingredients. So Why Are Its Most Visible Faces White?
EATER
MARCH 1, 2021
We struggled with access to financial and social capital, and were soon overshadowed by white entrepreneurs selling similar ferments. House-made pickles, wild sauerkraut, and small-batch kombucha flourished in gentrified neighborhoods and restaurants everywhere, culminating in a period of peak pickle that was skewered on Portlandia in 2012.
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