Newsletter - June 27, 2023

Dear brothers and sisters,

We are delighted to share with you a recipe for Blueberry, Peach, Avocado Ice Cream. Just the thing to rejoice in  the wonder of midsummer.

We begin by creating an almond milk base. We add chia seeds for thickening. Then we add bananas, blueberries, peaches and avocado. We blend. For delight we add our Hawaiian Native Forest Honey, Vermont Maple Syrup, Vanilla Powder, Cinnamon and a pinch of Royal Himalayan Pink Crystal Salt.

Next, Hew Richards takes us along as he tells of 15 vegetables and herbs to plant midsummer. These include coriander (better known to you as cilantro), dill, carrots, and beets.

Brittany Mullins with Eating Bird Food guides us in making a delightful apple cake. It features almond flour and oat flour.

Our Victory Garden Sale includes Almond Cashew Brazil Nut Butter, Turmeric and Honey butter and Black Beans.

Donny Greens takes us a long as he introduces ducks to the food forest he created.

Finally, Dr. Mandell shares with us the immense benefits resulting from walking backwards. These accrue to the  brain, balance, heart, muscles, joints, knees and ankles.

Our delight to share these treasures with you.

Brothers and sisters, kindly put your comments down below, they are invaluable to us.

May we wish you and family good health, prosperity and success amidst these challenging times.

Jesse Schwartz PhD
President
Living Tree Community Foods

Are you considering a career in the organic food industry?   Why come to Berkeley and  work with us this summer? You’ll be working side with us on sales and marketing both domestic and international. You’ll also be helping with social media. We’ll be sharing with you our decades of experience with live food diets, vigorous exercise and intermittent fasting. We’ll be visiting some organic farms and maybe a field trip to Yosemite and the High Sierras. 

Join us then in making almond butter from almonds grown by a California farming family of five generations on the land!

Moreover,Berkeley is an axis of the intellectual world. The great university here has more Nobel Laureates than any other.

If alive, organic food, supporting family farmers,Victory Gardens, restoring Hetch Hetchy Valley and preserving the buffalo resonates with  you, may we suggest that you send us an email along with your resume.

Send your resume here.

Interns are paid a stipend to help with day-to-day expenses.