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5·9 days agoHonestly, this is plenty worth going out of your way to make even if you don’t have applesauce. It has a 4.96/5 with thousands of reviews for a reason
Her vanilla cake recipe is also very good too if you prefer that! https://www.noracooks.com/vegan-vanilla-cake/
8·9 days agoIf anyone wants some plant-based recipes to save some money, there’s some good communities on here for that:
2·9 days agoIf anyone wants some plant-based recipes to save some money, there’s some good communities on here for that:
Hypothetically, it said specifically vegan men instead of being broader
So is that like a yea or a nay? :P
Hey now, soyboy doesn’t have to be applied to just boys. The meme was, hypothetically speaking, edited to not say “vegan men”
Or in other words: I’m listening…
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16·12 days agoIt was when enslaved African people were first brought to Jamestown. Exactly when the start is more broadly is kind of harder to say since some things are more disputed
The arrival of the first captives to the Jamestown Colony, in 1619, is often seen as the beginning of slavery in America—but enslaved Africans arrived in North America as early as the 1500s.
https://www.history.com/articles/american-slavery-before-jamestown-1619
It’s not bad! I liked it at least. It has a hint of banana but not super strong like I was worried it might be
It didn’t unseat oat milk from its place in my heart, but it was good
Another cool fun fact is that plants are not bugs
Like some good plant-based stuff?
Whole foods wise: I love any legume beans, lentil, hummus, tofu, tempeh, edamame, nuts etc.
Pre-made product or recipe wise: I’m a big fan of oat milk, basically any Nora Cooks recipe ever, Beyond Sausage, plant-based Babybell (if you have any nostalgia for that), Fable Meaty Pulled Mushrooms (easier to get outside the US, though can somewhat order online in US or get at restaurants), etc.
There’s even some communities on here with some good recipes and such too
Ah like replace everything with just Fox News saying that, I follow now
Not sure I completely follow what you’re trying to say?
True of more than just the US, but for some number on the US:
The Department of Agriculture has spent almost $50 billion in subsidies for livestock operators since 1995, according to an EWG analysis.
By contrast, since 2018 the USDA has spent less than $30 million to support plant-based and other alternative proteins that may produce fewer greenhouse gases and may require less land than livestock.
For some global figures
Almost 90% of the $540bn in global subsidies given to farmers every year are “harmful”, a startling UN report has found
[…]
The biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions, such as beef and milk, received the biggest subsidies, the report said. These are often produced by large industrialised groups that are best placed to gain access to subsidies.
It is worth also mentioning that despite these heavy subsidy differences, whole-food plant-based diets still end up generally being cheaper overall in most developed countries, unlike what you might think
It found that in high-income countries:
• Vegan diets were the most affordable and reduced food costs by up to one third.
• Vegetarian diets were a close second.
• Flexitarian diets with low amounts of meat and dairy reduced costs by 14%.
• By contrast, pescatarian diets increased costs by up to 2%.
https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-11-11-sustainable-eating-cheaper-and-healthier-oxford-study
Based on primary data (n = 1040) collected through an online survey, representative of the Portuguese population, through logistic regressions, it was possible to conclude that plant-based consumers, particularly vegan, are associated with lower food expenditures compared to omnivorous consumers. In fact, plant-based consumers are shown to spend less than all other consumers assessed
https://agrifoodecon.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40100-022-00224-9
3·26 days agoIf you want to make the arithmetic faster for any number, (n+1)*n / 2 is the closed form expression for summing the (whole) numbers 1 to n
So (8+1)*8/2 = 36 in this case
A blender definitely works, but don’t 100% know about a mixer. It might work given silken tofu isn’t that difficult to break up, but it might also leave you with some funny chunks. Would be curious to hear if that works