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Luke Owen Smith has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Luke Owen Smith are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Substack Besides social media accounts, lukeowensmith has populated their site with: • lukeowensmith.com • Eat like a Plant - Appetite for Words • Why Chocolate Makers Love Tonka Bean (and 5 Bars to Try) | The Chocolate Professor • A Bar Apart: New Zealand's Bean-to-Bar Symbol of Substance | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Chocolate Bars Worth Eating for Breakfast | The Chocolate Professor • Luke Owen Smith Sees New Zealand Craft Chocolate as A Bar Apart — Bean to Barstool • The Search for Papua New Guinea’s Finest Cacao | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Wild Chocolate Bars to Try Now | The Chocolate Professor • Kokoa Kamili’s Impact on Fine Chocolate | The Chocolate Professor • Ao Cacao New Zealand’s Bold Bean-to-Bar Chocolate | The Chocolate Professor • Hacienda Jeanmarie and Puerto Rico’s Cacao Revival | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Must Try New Zealand Olive Oils | The Olive Oil Professor • Best Bites from The Australian Chocolate Festival 2025 | The Chocolate Professor • Brazil's Mission Chocolate is Raising the Bar | The Chocolate Professor • Beans, Bars and Brews - Melbourne's Bean-to-bar Chocolate Scene | Kia Ora Magazine • 5 Great Hops Chocolate Bars | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Great Olive Oil Chocolate Bars | The Olive Oil Professor • 10 Great Rough Ground Chocolate Bars | The Chocolate Professor • 5 Belgian Chocolate Makers You Should Know | The Chocolate Professor • The Return of the Chocolate House | The Chocolate Professor • The Sweet Surprise that Sugar Diversity Makes in Chocolate | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Great Tree to Bar Chocolate Makers | The Chocolate Professor • The best bean-to-bar Australian chocolate | Gourmet Traveller • 10 Must Try British Chocolate Bars | The Chocolate Professor • A Bright Future for Australian Cacao | The Chocolate Professor • Book Review: Wild Chocolate | The Chocolate Professor • 10 Top Yuzu Chocolate Bars | The Chocolate Professor • The Rise of Vanuatu Cacao and Chocolate | The Chocolate Professor • The Weird & Wonderful World of Baron Hasselhoff’s | The Chocolate Professor • The Wild New World of Flavor Fermentation in Cacao | The Chocolate Professor • Why White Chocolate is in Danger | The Chocolate Professor • Heaven for chocolate lovers - RNZ Chocstock interview • Mike Renfree, Raglan Chocolate and Weave Cacao - The Spinoff • 12 Exciting Chocolate Makers to Discover in New Zealand | The Chocolate Professor • A Taste of Samoa - Kia Ora Magazine • Full of Beans - Hogarth Chocolate in Kia Ora Magazine • How To Match Beer and Chocolate | Pursuit of Hoppiness • Single Origin Chocolate - Canvas Magazine, NZ Herald (pay wall) • Baron Hasselhoff’s New Location - Broadsheet • Tea and chocolate: the perfect partnership - The Tea Curator • I’m a chocolate judge – this is what I do - The Spinoff • Australian Bean-to-bar Chocolate - Fiamma Chocolate Blog • Interview with Geoseph at Bean to Bar World • 10 Of The Best Craft Chocolate Bars In New Zealand For Adventurous Cacao Lovers - Urban List • Brood: For the Love of Fermentation - Pursuit of Hoppiness • What does it take to say your chocolate is ‘hand crafted’? - The Spinoff • Yorkshire Gold: The rise of Bullion Chocolate • New Zealand’s most bliss-inducing craft chocolate - The Spinoff • WE’RE WATCHING... Thomas Hilton - Cuisine Magazine • The New Zealand Restaurants Embracing the Bean-to-Bar Craft Chocolate Movement • Two Beans, One Purpose – Kōkako Coffee x Shirl & Moss • The Kiwis changing the way we eat chocolate • Cell Division - Where Art Meets Science • Monkfish new venture for Dan Hargreaves • Let Them Drink Cake - Dessert Beers on the Rise • South Pacific Craft Chocolate article on Stuff • The Spirit of Spontaneity - Pursuit of Hoppiness • Bean to Barstool Podcast - Episode 37 (with me!) • Craft chocolate article in Kia Ora Magazine • Bean-to-bar Maestro - Cuisine Magazine • Breakfast TV interview