It feels like 29 October 2008 all over again. But this time instead of loading a food truck hoping to sell 20 sandwiches at MIT I’m launching something completely new for Clover: At Home Meal Boxes. Read on to learn everything you need to know…
We’ve been trying to figure out “retail.” We made some kits that you can take home and make Clover stuff. One of them is popovers!
We’re on the eve of our first ever public release of the Clover App. I started dreaming about this back in 2009 when we built
We’re testing a ton of changes to our menu right now. Most of them are centered around a realization I came to the other day:
I’ve been doing some photo work this past weekend. It’s a ton of fun. This picture for example: that’s the siracha from Kitchen Garden, dated October 2014.
OK, I’m in a better mood today. But still posting pictures of trash. Sorry, we’ll get back to edible food soon. But I think part
Yes, to take that picture I had to stick my phone in a trashcan, or more specifically a compost bin.
This is an early photo from Paul sampling at Whole Foods Market, Ink Block. A couple days after he started the sampling program Paul asked
We’re selling Clover at Whole Foods Market. We’ve been doing this sort of quietly for about a month.
It’s embarrassing how long I’ve been working on our packaging for Whole Foods. I think we started thinking about this when they first approached us over 2 years ago.
