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  • 3 weeks ago | vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Riley Yahr |So Vegan

    Matcha has become a social media sensation. The drink (which has long been a staple of Japanese tea ceremonies and is made with ground leaves of the Camellia sinesis plant) is hard to avoid on TikTok, for example, where creators post everything from strawberry matcha lattes to iced vanilla matcha to blueberry matcha—all bright, colorful, and perfectly aesthetically-pleasing. In Japan, the matcha industry is booming—but the demand isn’t coming from locals.

  • Sep 23, 2024 | vegan-news.net | So Vegan |Luke Albert |Jackie Sobon

    September 18, 2024 –Granola bars are an easy, go-to snack enjoyed by many around the world. This portable, pre-portioned snack is so popular that Allied Market Research estimates the global granola bar market will reach a total value of $9.9 billion by 2032. Jump to the recipesThroughout the world, granola bars are also known as flapjacks, oat bars, cereal bars, and muesli bars. But despite their global popularity, North America is leading the commercial granola bar market.

  • Sep 18, 2024 | vegnews.com | Jocelyn Martinez |Dreena Burton |So Vegan |Luke Albert

    Granola bars are an easy, go-to snack enjoyed by many around the world. This portable, pre-portioned snack is so popular that Allied Market Research estimates the global granola bar market will reach a total value of $9.9 billion by 2032. Jump to the recipesThroughout the world, granola bars are also known as flapjacks, oat bars, cereal bars, and muesli bars. But despite their global popularity, North America is leading the commercial granola bar market.

  • Sep 8, 2024 | vegnews.com | Roxy Pope |Ben Pook |So Vegan

    VegNewsRecipesYou can easily switch up this deep-dish pizza from the So Vegan in 5 cookbook by adding your favorite vegan meats, additional cheeses, or roasted vegetables.

  • Sep 6, 2024 | vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Hannah Kaminsky |So Vegan |Desiree Nielsen

    If you’ve ever felt joy, you’ve experienced a rise in dopamine. It’s essentially the chemical messenger in our brains that specializes in making us feel good. It’s released from our brain’s cells when it gets an appropriate signal—like, say, biting into that dessert you’ve been craving all week or receiving a compliment on your new haircut–and the result is a feeling of pleasure. But dopamine release can also get us into situations that aren’t that positive.

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