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<title>Some Costs and Considerations for Establishing an Entrepreneurial Community Shared-use Kitchen or "Test-kitchen Incubator"; the Examples of the Hamakua Incubator Kitchen &amp; Crafts and the Honokaa Ohana Kitchen Project</title>
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<description>Entrepreneur food manufacturers can benefit from community kitchens. Extensive descriptions of establishing and outfitting such a kitchen are given.
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<title>Processing Taro Chips</title>
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<description>The taro cultivar 'Bun Long', grown under non-flooded conditions, is considered the best for making into chips. Guidelines for commercial-scale chip production are given.
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