#60 Jacuticaba: The ephemeral fruit
A tiny fruit with a strange kind of magic, jabuticaba grows directly on the skin of the tree, turning trunks into constellations of deep purple. In this episode, we explore its fleeting sweetness, its...
10 Mai 17min
#59 Sugar: From cane to candy
Brief, warm, Carmen‑style description: A quick dive into how sugar shaped our bodies, our cravings, and entire empires , from ancient sweetness to modern excess, and why this tiny crystal still rules ...
2 Mai 17min
#58 Lentils or the architecture of care
A tiny seed with a long memory, the lentil carries stories of migration, survival, and the quiet architecture of home. In this episode, we trace how a humble legume shaped kitchens, cultures, and the ...
27 Apr 23min
#57 Mango: from Monsoon kingdoms to modern markets
A quick, juicy dive into the mango’s wild journey, from royal courts to street carts, and why this sweet troublemaker has conquered taste buds across continents.
18 Apr 16min
#56 Pine nuts: From cones to culture
A tiny seed with a long memory, pine nuts carry stories of forests, migration, and family kitchens. This episode uncovers how something so small can hold tradition, labor, and the quiet beauty of tast...
11 Apr 17min
#55 Matcha: From monks to modern times
Here’s a brief, warm, narrative description for your matcha episode — tuned to your Anthropoly voice and perfect for your podcast feed.---🍃 Brief DescriptionA journey into the bright green world of m...
4 Apr 19min
#54 Ube: the Filipino purple sweetness
Ube, the vibrant purple yam of the Philippines, is a root with a story. Earthy, subtly sweet, and naturally jewel‑toned, it has traveled from traditional Filipino kitchens to bakeries and cafés around...
29 Mar 23min
#53 Chirimoya: Sweetness from the Andes
A brief exploration of how the chirimoya traveled from ancient Andean valleys to kitchens and markets around the world, carrying centuries of flavor, migration, and cultural memory in its soft, sweet ...
18 Mar 16min
