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Sana Javeri Kadri, founder and CEO of Diaspora Co, is working to decolonize and create a more equitable spice trade. Here, she talks hair loss, saffron in her skin-care routine, and how the beauty industry and food industry can evolve.
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Updated May 11, 2021 Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewedâs editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. And in many parts of the country, celebrations and cultural events take place to commemorate and honor people from all over Asiaâas well as Hawaiian natives. No celebration would be complete without recognizing the rich culinary traditions within AAPI communities. From kitchen products that make cooking easier to a smattering of direct-to-consumer spices and condiments, here are AAPI-owned food brands we love. 1. Our Place You can use the pan for almost all types of stovetop cooking.
Alice Morgan/Ethan Frisch By far the buzziest food trend of the past two decades is acing the farm-to-table test. You know exactly what you eat. The diet of your grass-fed beef, the labor that toiled over your coffee and chocolate, the names of the farmers who shuttled your bell peppers to the market every Saturday morning—all of it becomes essential information, a social responsibility, a marker of your health and wellness (and, of course, socioeconomic status). Preservatives are, apparently, out. “Ugly produce” is in. Sure, you might know about the chicken that laid your eggs and the pig that became your bacon. But when’s the last time you gave a second glance to the bottles on your spice rack?