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Local Greenville, SC sweets make list of top food products in the US

The awards recognize top food products from across the US that undergo a blind taste test and are vetted for category-specific sustainability standards.

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We can’t help but wonder what they’d taste like together. | Photos from Lumineux and Holmes Sweet Home

A pair of local Greenville businesses have been named finalists in the 2023 Good Food Awards, recognizing top food products from across the US that undergo blind taste test and are vetted for category-specific sustainability standards.

Each year, 2,000+ entries are submitted for consideration in categories like beer, wine, coffee, chocolate, confections, and more. These two Greenville-based businesses are among the 513 nationwide finalists:

🍫 Lumineux Chocolate | 68% Philippines Dark Chocolate | Chocolate category
🍬 Holmes Sweet Home | Sweet Cream Caramel Sauce | Confections category

The 2023 Good Food Awards Ceremony will honor the winners on Friday, April 21 in Portland, OR (hey, PDXtoday 👋).

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