Muld is Danish for rich, dark soil: the ground things grow from.
MULD makes two plant drinks. Skov for the morning, Hav for the afternoon.
CATHRINE, NORWAY
Summers meant bilberries, until our fingers turned blue. Lingonberries in autumn, cloudberries if we were lucky. The forest was our kitchen.
Summers meant bilberries, until our fingers turned blue. Lingonberries in autumn, cloudberries if we were lucky. The forest was our kitchen.
RÓBERT, ICELAND
In Iceland, little grows tall, so you get close to the ground. Crowberries on the heath, wild thyme between the rocks, moss after rain. That smell is what muld means to me.
In Iceland, little grows tall, so you get close to the ground. Crowberries on the heath, wild thyme between the rocks, moss after rain. That smell is what muld means to me.
Why we made MULD.
Why we made MULD.
We grew up eating from the land without thinking about it. Today most of us eat the same few plants, week after week. MULD adds others: thirty plants in each drink, plus forest mushrooms and Nordic seaweed, most of them rarely found on a plate, many of them the ones we picked as children. One cup, as a daily ritual.
We grew up eating from the land without thinking about it. Today most of us eat the same few plants, week after week. MULD adds others: thirty plants in each drink, plus forest mushrooms and Nordic seaweed, most of them rarely found on a plate, many of them the ones we picked as children. One cup, as a daily ritual.