The second annual festival opens October 2–4, bringing together more than 45 Oregon makers, hundreds of chocolate chip cookies, neighborhood businesses, and families for three days celebrating craft chocolate and community.
Bridgetown Bites previews the second annual festival, starting Friday, October 2 with the main festival on Saturday and Sunday, produced by Ranger Chocolate Co.
Prosper Portland profiles Ranger Chocolate Co.’s bean-to-bar factory in the historic Olympic Mills Building, and its work with the agency on the buildout of the production facility.
Chef Gregory Gourdet names Ranger Chocolate Co. among the ten places that shaped his taste, pointing to their Caribbean and Passion Fruit bar collaborations and our work with Haitian cacao.
Portland Craft Chocolate Festival Returns Oct. 2–4 with 45+ Oregon Makers — and 300+ Entries for Portland’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie
In its second year, the festival brings more than 45 Oregon makers to the historic Olympic Mills Building for three days of tasting, competition, and community.
Bake Magazine covers the announcement of C4, the festival’s first Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition, with youth, home baker, and professional divisions and final judging by a panel that includes Portland Mayor Keith Wilson.
Co-founder George Domurot joined Bees and Beans’ Andrea Marks on OPB’s Think Out Loud to talk about the festival and the evolution of Portland’s craft chocolate scene.