This weekend, all around the world, people were commemorating Earth Day and here in the Bay Area that meant service projects as well as celebrations.
For some, Earth Day weekend started with a little work, like a cleanup gathering at the Berkeley shoreline, where Rowan Phillips and his family were picking up debris and litter.
“It feels so good. I’m pretty sure I’ve gotten more hugs today than I’ve gotten in two years!” said event organizer Mona Lisa Wallace. “We treat it exactly as you would normal beef jerky. We smoke it, marinate, dehydrate and cure it. It has the identical process of regular jerky, just with the benefits of mushrooms. It’s very much a game-changer,” said Sporgy’s Adam Alexander. “Just a little while ago, it was only avocado toast and Portabello burgers but now you have everything from cheese to chorizo and everything in between.”
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