Cariboutdoor brings organic grenadian nutmegs and cinnamon to a small village on the outskirts of Munich, Germany.
Some of you may recall our blog post about the nutmeg
industry in Grenada after we ourselves got actively involved in the harvest
this year.
Living the life of a farmer even if it was just for a couple of
months radically changed our mindset about homegrown agriculture and made us
understand the plight of small-scale farmers in Grenada.
It’s not easy to work the land, day in and day out, and not
reap the benefits. It’s not easy to spend sometimes 14 hour days harvesting
nutmegs, demacing, drying and grading, only to earn what we consider a
pittance. The men and women who farm, do it for the love of agriculture and we
applaud them for that!
These kinds of experiences and life lessons should never go
untold. We therefore decided to take what we had learnt back with us to Munich
and share it with our friends and our village.
We brought back nutmegs and cinnamon which we had harvested ourselves
and showcased them in a small organic shop in our village. Thank you Nicole!
Everyone was free to take a handsewn, handstamped pouch with a few nutmegs and cinnamon sticks to sample.
We even prepared a flyer outlining why grenadian
nutmegs are superior to nutmegs from other countries....and they are!
And to make this exclusive experience ehhh…tasty (literally) our recipe suggestion- a mixed summer salad with warm honey-nutmeg goat‘ milk camembert and pretzel croutons....with photoshoot and all:)
Delish!
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