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        LAVAZZA

        iTierra! Blend


                During the London Coffee Festival last month,
        Lavazza, the authentic Italian coffee producer, has added a
        new line of product called ‘Origins’ into the iTierra! coffee
        collection. This iTierra! project has stemmed from initiative
        by Lavazza and Rainforest Alliance to support and promote            Buffalo Milk Gelato
        small coffee farming communities in South America as well
        as to refine the quality of their green coffee which finally
        strengthened their competiveness in the market. Barry Kith-     If you are looking for a healthier alternative than
                              er, Away From Home Sales and      the traditional frozen desserts, why not heading to Bella
                               Marketing Director at Lavazza    Gelateria in Vancouver, Canada, for its unconventional gelato.
                               UK said that the Origins line    James Coleridge, the owner of renowned gelato shop ‘Bella
                               has been developed specifically   Gelateria’, has offered a new line of frozen treat - Gelato di
                               for hotels, restaurants, and bars   Bufala or water buffalo milk gelato. Coleridge did extensive
                               in order to offer more ethical   research on the benefits of buffalo milk and discovered that
                               options for their customers and   it could be a healthier alternative to cow’s milk. Buffalo
                               also to meet the requirements    milk has 37 percent more iron, 40 percent more protein, 58
                               of the contemporary market.      percent more calcium, and 43 percent less cholesterol, less
                               iTierra! Origins is available in   sodium, and more vitamin A. Thus, he was curious to see
                               four blends from Tanzania and    how this white milk would do to gelato. “It’s silky, velvety,
                               Brazil, including iTierra! Origins   and a completely different experience,” said Coleridge. The
                               Expresso, Brazil, 100% Arabic;   buffalo milk used in Bella Gelateria was imported from a
                               iTierra! Origins Espresso, Bra-  local dairy farm in Abbotsford. Although this unique kind
                               zil, 70% Arabica 30% Robusta     of milk is about 65 percent more expensive than the regular
                               blend; iTierra! Origins Filter,   cow’s milk, Coleridge insisted that the price of Gelato di
                               Brazil, 100% Arabic; and iTierra!   Bufala will be very affordable. Prices range from $5.50 for a
                               Origins Filter, Tanzania, 100%   single scoop, $ 6.75 for two, and $8 for three. Both of Bella
                               Arabica.                         Gelateria’s locations in Yaletown and Cole Harbour are of-
                                                                fering four flavors of Gelato di Bufala at the moment: lemon,
                                                                chocolate, fior di latte (flower of milk), and white coffee.



        World of Coffee Dublin

        The very first Ambassadors’ Club Members Announced


              In 2015, SCAE Ireland launched the Ambassador’s Club, an exciting and innovative new programme
        whereby approximately 30 of the best cafes, restaurants, hotels and bars serving speciality coffee in Dublin
        would be chosen as finalists and supported through a detailed range of training and marketing initiatives.
              The vision was to establish Dublin as one of the world’s greatest coffee destinations in time for
        the World of Coffee event this coming June and to create a lasting legacy that would benefit the city long
        beyond the staging of World of Coffee.
              With support from Dublin Town, the process started in May 2015 when hospitality operators across the city were invited
        to apply to become a World of Coffee Ambassador and help to inspire coffee excellence. Nearly 60 outlets applied and the
        thorough auditing process began late last year. The process involved off-site training days, a one-to-one on-site training session
        along with three on-site audits completed by Jon Skinner, Independent Barista Trainer .
              The commitment and passion of the hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes that make up our Ambassadors is guaranteeing that
        Dublin will resonate as a quality coffee destination not to be rivalled with. This highlights the trend across the foodservice sector for
        the need to improve the quality of an establishment’s coffee offering.

              Register for tickets now on www.worldofcoffee-dublin.com



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