Join Rob Lee on 'The Truth in This Art' as we delve into the art world, exploring its impact on culture and society with our guest, Jinji Fraser. The co-owner and founder of Pure Chocolate by Jinji, a family-owned business in Baltimore. Founded in 2012 by Jinji and her father, Guy, the company prioritizes sensitivity to cacao farmers and the environment. Using local, seasonal ingredients and ancient storytelling techniques, they create complex and memorable flavor profiles in their chocolates. All their chocolates are dairy and gluten-free, allowing the full flavor of hand-harvested cacao to shine. With a background in nutrition counseling and a passion for herbal remedies, Jinji's journey into chocolate-making has led her to work with family-owned and women-owned farms to source the finest cacao beans for her creations.
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Get ready to be inspired as Jinji shares her journey into the world of chocolate-making and the unique process of creating bean-to-bar chocolate. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships with farmers and understanding the labor and dedication that goes into producing high-quality cacao beans. Jinji also discusses the storytelling aspect of her chocolate, where each flavor has a story behind it, creating an authentic and meaningful experience for customers. She highlights the significance of transparency in the chocolate industry and the need to know where the beans come from and how the people involved are treated. Jinji shares her love for numerology and the role it plays in her life. She concludes by offering advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and artists, emphasizing the importance of hard work, community support, and leaving the door open for others to succeed.
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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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