Why We Carry Loom Coffee: Clean, Ethical, and Locally Roasted in North Carolina
Oct 26, 2025
โ Why We Carry Loom Coffee: Clean, Ethical, and Exceptionally Delicious
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Discover why our Food Club proudly carries Loom Coffee — locally roasted in Greensboro, North Carolina. Learn how it’s healthier, ethically sourced, and includes a delicious maple latte recipe with local milk and pure maple syrup.
๐ฟ The Problem with Grocery Store Coffee
Most grocery store coffee comes from massive plantations that rely on chemical fertilizers and pesticides. The beans are mass-harvested, blended together, and roasted dark to hide imperfections. That heavy roasting process burns away most of coffee’s natural antioxidants, leaving behind bitterness and very little of the health benefits that coffee can offer.
Worse, those beans are often stored for months in warehouses before ever reaching the shelf. By the time you open the bag, the coffee has lost its aroma, its flavor, and much of its vitality.
That’s why we carry Loom Coffee — a small-batch, chemical-free, transparently sourced coffee roasted right here in Greensboro, North Carolina. It’s better for your body, your community, and the farmers who grow it.
๐จ๐ง Meet the Maker: Christopher Pierce of Loom Coffee
Founder Christopher Pierce isn’t just another roaster — he’s a craftsman and an advocate. Based in Greensboro, he’s known throughout the coffee world for his expertise and ethics.
He’s often invited to judge national coffee brewing competitions, train café owners, and even repair espresso machines for shops across the Southeast.
But what sets Christopher apart is his heart. He cares deeply about every person connected to coffee — from the farmers who grow the beans to the baristas who serve it to the people who drink it.
๐ฑ Clean, Chemical-Free, and Fair
Christopher and his team at Loom Coffee work directly with single farms and small cooperatives that use sustainable, chemical-free growing methods. Every bag is fully traceable, so you can see where your beans come from — no anonymous blends, no mystery ingredients.
Loom’s approach preserves the natural nutrients and polyphenols found in fresh coffee beans, making it not only more flavorful but also better for your health.
Christopher is also passionate about fairness on the business side. He helps cafés build living-wage models so that baristas can make a sustainable income. When you drink Loom Coffee, you’re supporting a ripple effect of good — from soil health to fair pay.
โ๏ธ From Costa Rica to Greensboro — A Coffee with Connection
One of the things that made us fall in love with Loom Coffee was hearing Christopher talk about a small coffee farm in Costa Rica he partners with. The family who runs it also operates a tiny bed & breakfast right on the property.
We decided to go see it for ourselves. We spent a week staying on the farm, walking the fields, and even helping pick the beans. Watching the care, precision, and love that went into every step changed the way we think about coffee forever.
Every bag of Loom carries that same spirit of connection — real people, real land, real stories.
๐ฉ๐ง Our Family Connection
Our daughter has even joined the Loom team, helping to package orders right here in North Carolina. So every time you buy Loom Coffee through our Food Club, you’re supporting not only sustainable farming and fair wages — you’re also supporting our local families.
It’s community, connection, and craftsmanship all in one cup.
๐ช Why Clean Coffee Matters for Your Health
Coffee is naturally rich in antioxidants and polyphenols — compounds that can support metabolism, brain function, and overall wellness. But most of that goodness disappears in mass-produced coffee that’s been chemically treated or over-roasted.
By contrast, Loom’s small-batch, chemical-free roasting keeps those natural compounds intact. The beans are roasted just enough to develop deep flavor while preserving freshness, aroma, and nutrients.
It’s coffee you can feel good about — inside and out.
๐ Recipe: The Food Club Maple Latte
Want to experience Loom Coffee at its best? Try this cozy recipe that blends our favorite Food Club staples — local milk and pure maple syrup — into a naturally sweet, wholesome treat.
๐งพ Ingredients:
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โ 1 cup Loom Coffee, brewed strong (Costa Rica or Guatemala roast works beautifully)
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๐ฅ ¾ cup local whole milk (we love Homeplace Farm milk)
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๐ 1–2 tsp pure maple syrup, to taste
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๐ฐ ¼ tsp ground cinnamon (optional, for warmth)
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๐ง A pinch of sea salt
๐ฉ๐ณ Directions:
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Brew your Loom Coffee strong — a French press or pour-over works great.
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Warm the milk gently in a saucepan until hot but not boiling.
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Whisk or froth the milk until it’s light and foamy.
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Pour the brewed coffee into your favorite mug. Stir in maple syrup and salt.
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Top with the foamed milk and sprinkle with cinnamon.
๐ก Why We Love It:
This latte uses clean, local ingredients — no artificial syrups, no processed sugars, no junk. Just natural sweetness, local dairy, and coffee that’s roasted fresh and chemical-free.
Bonus Tip: For an Iced Maple Latte, brew the coffee double-strength, cool it, and pour over ice before adding the milk and maple syrup. Perfect for warm Carolina afternoons.
๐ฅ Quick Recap: Why Loom > Grocery Store Coffee
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๐ฑ Clean, chemical-free, single-farm beans — not anonymous blends
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๐ฐ Fair pay for farmers and baristas alike
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โ Locally roasted in Greensboro for maximum freshness & antioxidants
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โ๏ธ We visited one of the Costa Rican farms ourselves!
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๐ฉ๐ง Even our daughter helps package orders — truly local support
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โค๏ธ Every cup tells a better (and healthier) story
โค๏ธ Final Thoughts
When you drink Loom Coffee, you’re not just sipping caffeine — you’re supporting a better food system. You’re helping farmers who care for their soil, baristas who earn fair pay, and local families who love sharing good food with their community.
Better for the farmer. Better for the worker. Better for your health.
That’s why we proudly carry Loom Coffee at the Food Club. Try a bag this week and taste what real, responsible coffee is supposed to be.
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