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The new Whole Foods Market house-baked banana bread uses "green" bananas from EARTH University in Guacimo, Limon, Costa Rica. the private university dedicated to teaching sustainable agriculture to young people in Latin America's tropical regions. To find out more about the school, click here. The bread itself is tasty and moist with walnut pieces scattered on top; 'sells for $3.99 (15 ounces). Very coffee-friendly. WFM is also sells pineapples and mangos from EARTH University. |
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