CUISINE NOIR IN PRINT
2021 Special Edition Issue
We're excited to announce our return to print with a special edition issue that we know you are going to love.
Filled with stories from around the globe, this must-have issue is a collector's item that shares the voices of entrepreneurs and small business owners, along with one of our favorite celebrities, during one of the most unprecedented times in our history. You're not going to find these stories here online or published through another media outlet which makes them even more special.
No one could have prepared for the events leading up to the official announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic last March. Given the devastation suffered individually as well as a community, this issue celebrates the tenacity and resilience of each person who shared their story with us.
Sneak Preview - A Look Inside
Grab your coffee, tea or glass of wine as you read the following features:
- Cover Story - Read how actress and culinary maven Tia Mowry juggles it all with a family, successful acting career and growing food empire
- Top Chef contestant Chris Viaud comes into his own in New Hampshire at his restaurants Greenleaf and Culture
- Kimberly Ellis finds her calling with Breaking Bread in Baltimore
- Chris Williams of Lucille's in Houston put community first through his nonprofit Lucille's 1913
- Ugandan cacao farmers are reclaiming the chocolate industry through Latitude Craft Chocolate
- These two European businesses used uncertain times to redirect their passions in food and wine
- Brazil is among the pandemic's hardest-hit countries. With no Carnival for 2021, here's how many are pushing through until tourism returns to pre-pandemic levels
- The Canadian platform ByBlacks.com is making sure Black-owned hospitality businesses shine in their communities
- With the U.S. domestic travel returning, these properties are making sure health and safety come first as well as peace of mind
Our 2021 Special Edition print issue is available for purchase to be mailed directly to your home. UPDATE – Due to trucking delays, all issues will mail to homes beginning Monday, October 18.