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From Our Blog
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Business Spotlight: Doce Donut Co
Get to know Doce Donut Co After moving to Seattle, Damian and his wife Claudia began to dream of opening a bakery that combined Latin American flavors with a quintessentially American staple, the donut. Five years later, in 2023, they officially launched Doce Donut Co in the Fremont neighborhood. Fun Fact: Doce – twelve in […] read more
Celebrate sustainability with the Reuse Seattle Coffee Pass
Intentionalist is excited to encourage our community to #SpendLikeItMatters and #ChooseReuse with the Reuse Seattle Coffee Pass! How do you like your coffee? Black? With a splash of oat milk? Flavored with horchata or pumpkin spice? A completely original concoction invented by your favorite barista? However you like to enjoy your morning caffeination, have you […] read more
Business Spotlight: Rey Amargo
Meet Carlos Rios, the co-owner of Rey Amargo in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Carlos and his wife, Valeria Calles, have brought the Rey Amargo chocolate legacy to the US with their Capitol Hill cafe. Rey Amargo’s vegan drinking chocolate recipe has not changed since Carlos’ grandfather opened the first factory in 1939: Mexican cocoa, […] read more