VEGAN CULTURED CASHEW MILK JUST LAUNCHED AT TRADER JOE’S

Trader Joe’s currently conveys natural and organic vegan refined cashew milk.

The grocery store chain propelled the new dairy-free refreshment this season. Instagram user One Green Smoothie posted the find recently, comparing it to a vegan rendition of kefir, a matured milk drink popular in Eastern Europe.

Trader Joe‘s probiotic “Cultured Cashew Beverage”  comes in two flavors — Plain and Man “There is a lot of versatility with both a plain-think savory dishes, dressings, dips or sweeter with the mango-think smoothies, frozen treats, but also salad dressings, etc,”  One Green Smoothie composed.

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 There are several reasons why I was overcome with joy when one of my TJ crew/friends excitedly came up to me and asked if I’d tried their new vegan cultured cashew milk aka vegan kefir: 1) Clearly TJs is on point with the exponentially increasing vegan community ???? 2) TJs might actually be hearing both vegans and carnivores alike rally cry for LESS SUGAR PLEASE! These have ZERO added sugar ? ? ? Impressive!!! 3) It’s ORGANIC ?? ??? 4) There is a lot of versatility with both a plain-think savory dishes, dressings, dips or sweeter with the mango-think smoothies, frozen treats, but also salad dressings, etc... 5) The bottle is large enough for several servings so less waste 6) It’s full of healthy probiotics Before I get to the obvious con, let me just say that the crew member offered me a taste of the mango (it wasn’t on sample) and it’s delicious!!! Anyone who is used to the the high sugar kefirs and yogurts might think it bland, but I LOVED it! It has a natural sweetness that isn’t sickening and you can really taste the mango. Now I realize this comes in a plastic bottle which is a con for sure, but let’s remember that choosing plants over animals (including their secretions, aka milk) is the greatest positive impact we can make for our planet (not to mention our personal health and clearly the animals), and since most people aren’t going to take the time to make homemade kefir/yogurt, this is an overall win! Way to go @traderjoes ?????!!! #traderjoes #vegan #kefir #fermentedfoods #yogurt #probiotics #kidfriendlyfood #eatfortheplanet #plantbased #savetheplanet #sustainable #progressnotperfection

                                                        
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The American supermarket chain initially opened in 1967 by the eponymous Joe Coulumbe in Pasadena, California. It currently has about 500 markets across the nation. Trader Joe’s is best-known at its minimal price focuses on produce, solidified food,  pantry sundries, snacks, and desserts all sold under a private label.

As of late, the market chain has amassed to some degree a clique following among admirers of vegan products food.

Alongside staples like beans, pasta, and oat, Trader Joe’s conveys a wide assortment of exclusive things, including vegan soy milk, almond milk, coconut milk and plant-based meat ,Mandarin Orange “chicken,” Tofurky sausages, Lightlife chicken, tofu, and tempeh).

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 TJ’s has brought on a new @lightlifefoods product!! Haven’t had this one before but it looks delish. If you have, let us know what you think of it! ? @luv2bveg #vegan #traderjoes #traderjoesvegan #vegancommunity #govegan
 
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You can likewise discover non dairy coconut yogurt, vegan frozen yogurt, and desserts like treats and chocolate, normally at a lower cost contrasted with other supermarkets.

Other ongoing vegan products as an addition to the previous ones incorporate watermelon jerky — chewy, dehydrated watermelon sliced — vegan cocoa puffs cereal, and dairy-free cheesy cashew dip.

Broker Joe’s vegetarian Cultured Cashew Beverage is currently accessible in stores.