Olivia walks the pop culture boulevard to find common ground with the founder of Saffron Valley. We'll talk Indian food, Bollywood vs. Hollywood pop culture headlines, and more. Plus, the Utah Food Festival @ the Natural History Museum of Utah.
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Esmeralda Torres of Zoque LLC will host "Preserving Ancestral Ways of Making Chocolate" at this weekend's Utah Food Festival. RadioACTive gets a preview.
RadioACTive Pop! with special guest Lavanya Mahate, founder of Saffron Valley. We'll talk Indian food, giving back to the community through Saffron Kitchen, Bollywood vs. Hollywood pop culture headlines, and more.
HISTORY: Lavanya Mahate created Saffron Valley Restaurants to share the flavors of her ancestry and the culture that shaped her childhood. The name “Saffron Valley” combines the most precious of Indian spices with local ingredients from Salt Lake Valley. The first Saffron Valley restaurant opened in 2011 as Saffron Valley Indian Street Food Café in South Jordan, UT. The second location opened in the Avenues in 2013 as Saffron Valley East India Café. The third Saffron Valley restaurant opened in Sugar House in 2017. The fourth Saffron Valley restaurant opened in Riverton in 2019. There is a fifth restaurant in the University of Utah's student union.
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