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Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production: A coffee farm in Peru
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Unpacking the Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production

August 25, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Unpacking the Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production

Today, Latin America produces roughly 60% of the world’s coffee—but the history of colonization still impacts modern-day coffee farmers. BY ELLIE PEÑABARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Ellie Peña “The more a product is desired […]

Food and Drink

A Decolonized Look at Pumpkin Spice, Part One: The South Asian Roots of this Holiday Staple

October 19, 2023 baristamagazine Comments Off on A Decolonized Look at Pumpkin Spice, Part One: The South Asian Roots of this Holiday Staple

Though it’s synonymous with the American holiday season, pumpkin spice is rooted in the Global South, with ingredients traceable to South and Southeast Asia. Today, we look at its journey around the world. BY EMILY […]

Locales

Reclaiming Philippine Coffee with Boondocks Roasters: Part One

August 2, 2023 baristamagazine Comments Off on Reclaiming Philippine Coffee with Boondocks Roasters: Part One

Emil Vanta of Boondocks Roasters shares his intentions to decolonize our perception of Philippine coffee and empower Filipino producers.  BY EMILY JOY MENESES BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Feature photo by Eibner Saliba via Unsplash  As previously […]

History

Coffee’s Journey from Culinary Curiosity to Colonized Commodity

January 4, 2023 Jess Carlan Comments Off on Coffee’s Journey from Culinary Curiosity to Colonized Commodity

A brief history of how colonialism shaped the coffee trade in the 18th century. BY J. MARIE CARLANBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured image by Jeremy Stewardson via Unsplash Coffee has traditionally been an egalitarian beverage. Known […]

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