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As the Chocolate Crisis Drives Prices Up and Recipes Down, a New Method Turns Carob Tree Pulp into an Ingredient That Tastes Like Cocoa
This search has led a team of researchers to an unlikely candidate—the humble carob pulp, a neglected food by-product. Their ...
A research team developed two flavor-enhancing techniques that transform carob pulp into a delicious, sustainable alternative to cocoa. Rising temperatures and the spread of crop diseases are placing ...
If you’re like me, you remember growing up in the 1970s with the taste of carob as part of your flavor memory. It was rather commonplace, touted as “healthy” and embraced as part of the vegetarian, ...
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