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2020 in the News
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9News – Denver
Hot Colorado Food Trends of 2020
2019 in the News
• Colorado Pork and partners donate 50,000 pounds of pork to Food Bank of the Rockies
• Colorado Distillery teams up with Denver Botanic Gardens to create a locally infused gin
• Colorado Lamb, the “crown jewel” of your holiday meal
• The best kept culinary secret: Our ACF Colorado Chefs Apprentice Program!
• Colorado company revolutionizing the Gluten Free Industry
• Colorado Chefs Halloween bakeoff
• Cozy up with a fall cocktail using local Colorado Spirits
See Recipes from television segment HERE
• Sunshine In A Bottle – Colorado Mills Sunflower Oil talks harvest and production
• A twist on using Colorado grown Produce
See Recipes from television segment HERE
• Greeley’s local Colorado Feast
• Colorado Wagyu takes Colorado beef to the next level
• The perfect season for Colorado Potatoes
• The Feed: Seattle Fish Co. brings fresh seafood to Colorado
• Denver brewer uses his archaeological background to create unique beers
• Local Colorado bass deemed the tastiest in the county
• Colorado’s seafood scene in a landlocked state
• Preserving your Colorado produce
• Tea-rrific! Local tea company prides itself on sustainability
• A look inside Sysco: The company that supplies ALL the food to Coors Field for Rockies Baseball
• Polidori Sausage returns to Coors Field as the official sausage and bratwurst
• Cinco de Mayo done right with Polidori Chorizo Sausage:
• Make a meal that Mom will remember on Mother’s Day
• How the Colorado Chef’s Association is helping the chef shortage in our state
• Colorado’s first CBD food truck hit the streets in May
• Colorado lamb braised in local Colorado beer takes center stage on St. Patrick’s Day.
• Kitchen transparency: Former Saint connects customers to the kitchen.
• Rocking out with Rocker Spirits. Duston Evans uses local grains to make his spirits sing.
• Food and flair! Ace Eat Serve turned an old garage into a dynamite restaurant and ping pong hall.
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