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stellamancer · 4 months
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you know. i really love oat milk LMAO.
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bluepoodle7 · 4 months
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#CalifiaFarms #CalifiaFarmsHolidayNogSeasonalAlmondMilkEggNog #FlavorMix #AlmondMilkEggNogReview
I tried this Holiday Nog with the Hershey's chocolate syrup with the Nesquik chocolate caramel and the strawberry powder.
This mix was pretty good.
This had a chocolate covered strawberry with a light nutmeg taste at the end.
This mix was creamy and smooth in texture while also lightly sweet.
I would drink this again.
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providnce · 4 months
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Some brands of almond milk taste DISTINCTLY different from one another
Silk is the best one. Rich and a nice nutty taste.
Califia Farms is good, but has some almond 'sludge' at the bottom of the bottle,
Almond Breeze is a bit watery iirc,
Most store brands are too watery or have weird flakes at the bottom (especially Publix*)
Elmhurst is just STRAIGHT TAP WATER.
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bowlzone · 4 months
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Dear bowlzone Mod,
I wanted to write to you in heartfelt thanks for your recommendation of Crunchy Nut Bites. I, spurred on by your review, made the perilous journey to my nearest Waitrose (the only supermarket that stocket them) to acquire the Bites, and can honestly say that I have never put £3.39 to a better cause. These are as close to the perfect cereal as I've had (even as someone who, like you, is not fond of Kravelikes on the whole), and my flatmate and I will probably have gotten through the box by tomorrow. I would also like to report on an experimental application of the cereal which proved rewarding: we tried our first bowl with milk, then, hunched over the living room table like mad scientists, added iced coffee (califia farms brand almond cold brew, to be precise), creating what I believe to be the ideal breakfast, even as a former hardline dairy milk purist. If you like & can have almond milk coffee, I strongly recommend the combo.
Thank you again for your review (& for your blog, which is one of my favourites), and I hope you have a lovely day :)
Thank you so much for your kind feedback about the blog, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the Crunchy Nut Bites! I can't believe I have never thought to put coffee in cereal before, this sounds like the perfect combination. I know Gabe from Cereal Time also swears by almond milk in cereal, so with your recommendation stacked on top of that it is definitely time for me to try it out.
When I get my hands on some almond cold brew I'll report back with my thoughts!
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saciar-mi-paladar · 1 year
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My go-to chai smoothie
1. Banana
2. Papaya
3. Protein powder (I use the vanilla Vega Protein Made Simple)
4. Cinnamon powder
5. Turmeric powder (I use Gaia Herbs Turmeric Boost Restore)
6. Almond milk (I keep it simple with Califia Farms Organic Unsweetened Almond Milk - with only 3 ingredients)
7. Ice
Buen provecho!
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tomiokas-lunchbox · 2 years
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Hii !! 🤗
Random q for you: what’s your fave alternative milk? When done right, I looove oat milk, BUT I’ve found that it’s harder to mess up almond/soy milk. My first job (ice cream) uses this awful brand of oat milk, but my second job (savory pies) uses Oatly. 😋 Not me being an oat milk snob lmao.
I also enjoy just ~regular milk, but since I started working in food service I’ve consumed less dairy, and therefore can’t tolerate dairy (specifically whole milk) as well anymore. 😅
Anywho- Ig my milk q was my way of saying: I adore you !! And I hope you’re having a lovely week thus far !! 💖
Hiya babes!! I don't think I have a favorite 😬 But wait!!! Califia Farms makes a Toasted Coconut Almond milk that is amazing...so maybe that? 🥴 but I don't but milk alternatives very often. I would like to try oat milk just to see what it tastes like, but soymilk is out of the question. It takes like beans to me 🤢
Your super roundabout way of showering me with adoration (*a stretch, I know 🤣) was super duper cuuuute, mon ami. The feeling is obvi mutual ofc. I'm having a darn good week so far..even tho I had that Monday NIGHTMARE of a shift.
I hope all is well with you, and you're having the best week ever. Enjoy your weekend hun.😁🤗💕💕☺️ Here's a kitti for all your trouble
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Asia Pacific Plant-based Milk Market Demand, Global Key Players, Application, Growth and Analysis – 2031
The Asia Pacific plant-based milk market has witnessed significant growth in recent years and is expected to continue this trend from 2021 to 2031. Plant-based milk, derived from sources such as soy, almond, coconut, and oats, has gained popularity due to increasing consumer awareness about health benefits, environmental concerns, and lactose intolerance.
The Asia Pacific plant-based milk market has been experiencing robust growth, driven by factors such as increasing consumer preference for plant-based products, rising awareness about the health benefits of plant-based milk, and growing concerns about animal welfare and environmental sustainability.
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Market Size and Growth: The market size for plant-based milk in Asia Pacific is expected to witness significant growth during the forecast period. Factors such as increasing disposable income, changing dietary preferences, and the availability of a wide range of plant-based milk products are fueling market growth.
Market Segmentation:
By Service Type: The market can be segmented into soy milk, almond milk, coconut milk, and others.
By Sourcing Type: Plant-based milk can be sourced organically or conventionally.
By Application: Plant-based milk is used in various applications such as beverages, snacks, bakery, and confectionery.
By Industry Vertical: The market caters to the food and beverage industry, the healthcare industry, and the retail sector, among others.
By Region: The market is segmented into China, India, Japan, South Korea, and the rest of Asia Pacific.
Market Drivers and Challenges:
Drivers: The increasing prevalence of lactose intolerance, growing consumer awareness about the health benefits of plant-based milk, and rising concerns about animal welfare and environmental sustainability are driving market growth.
Challenges: The high cost of plant-based milk compared to conventional dairy milk and the lack of awareness in some regions are some of the challenges faced by the market.
Market Trends:
Innovative Product Offerings: Manufacturers are introducing innovative plant-based milk products to cater to changing consumer preferences, such as flavored plant-based milk and fortified plant-based milk.
Expansion of Distribution Channels: Companies are expanding their distribution channels to reach a wider consumer base, including online retail channels and specialty stores.
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Competitive Landscape: The Asia Pacific plant-based milk market is highly competitive, with several key players operating in the market. Some of the major players in the market include Alpro, Oatly, So Delicious Dairy Free, Silk, and Califia Farms.
Future Outlook: The Asia Pacific plant-based milk market is expected to witness significant growth in the coming years, driven by factors such as increasing consumer awareness about the health benefits of plant-based milk, growing concerns about animal welfare and environmental sustainability, and the availability of a wide range of plant-based milk products.
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sowhatdoyoueat · 3 months
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January 5
BREAKFAST 
Black coffee, Kashi with blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries and almond milk (we like Califia Farms brand) 
LUNCH
Another spicy glass noodle soup with a broth from a soup mix from Kam Man Grocery, shiitake, spicy tofu and Chinese broccoli and some epic trumpet mushrooms garnished with cilantro, avocado and black sesame seeds and a small cucumber / lotus root salad worth green onions and chili oil
SNACKS Lovo chocolate, Ban Len Gen Tea
DINNER
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Panna II on First Ave with friends :-D
Aloo Matar Gobi, Daal Saag, & naan and that delicious oniony, chutney thing they bring out at the beginning
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sqinsights · 3 months
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Oat Milk Unleashed: From Breakfast Niche to Global Beverage Dominance
Greetings, breakfast aficionados and eco-conscious sippers! Today, let's embark on a flavorful journey into the world of oat milk, the latest sensation shaking up the global beverage scene. Almond milk, step aside; oat milk is here to steal the limelight. So, grab your mugs, and let's explore this creamy, sustainable elixir with a dash of humor and a pinch of sarcasm.
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The Oat Milk Revolution
Imagine a $2.1 billion industry in 2021 that's projected to balloon to a jaw-dropping $6.2 billion by 2030(Global Oat Milk Market). Forget Bitcoin; oat milk might be the real currency of the future. It's not just a beverage; it's an economic powerhouse. Move over, traditional dairy; there's a new sheriff in town, and it's gluten-free.
The Oat Wave
What's causing this oat-astrophic surge? Well, for starters, lactose intolerance is spreading faster than rumors at a family reunion. Add in environmental concerns and a spike in veganism, and you've got the perfect storm for oat milk mania. It's not just a drink; it's a socially responsible lifestyle choice.
Market Snapshot - Sipping on Stats
Global Market Size: A cool USD 2.1 billion
Heavyweight Champion: Instant Oatmilk
Speedy Growth Star: Flavored Oat Milk (who needs plain when you can have apple cinnamon delight?)
Growth Rate: A respectable 13.9% CAGR
Quirky Types and Zesty Flavors
This isn't your grandma's oatmeal; we're talking about the cool kids on the breakfast block - Instant Oatmilk, Flavored Oat Milk, and Steel-Cut Oatmilk. Forget the boring plain stuff; we want our oats with a side of adventure, preferably sprinkled with apple cinnamon magic.
Global Oat Domination - One Glass at a Time
North America and Europe are leading the oat milk parade. They've embraced it like a long-lost friend. Meanwhile, the Asia-Pacific region is catching up like your morning coffee catching you off guard.
Oat Milk Dynamics: The Good, The Bad, The Frothy
The Good - Health, Sustainability, and Flavorful Innovation
Health Awareness: Oat milk is the superhero for the health-conscious. It's lactose-free, vegan-friendly, and apparently, the elixir of life.
Sustainability: Oat milk is not just about what's inside the carton; it's about the carton itself. Eco-friendly packaging is the new black.
Innovation: Flavored and specialty oat milk variants are taking over. Move over, vanilla; we want our oat milk with a hint of matcha and a splash of excitement.
The Bad - Price Volatility and Taste Wars
Price Volatility: Oats, the unsung heroes, sometimes play hard to get. Fluctuations in raw material costs can make your beloved oat milk a tad pricey.
Taste Wars: Apparently, not everyone is on board with oat milk. Some still swear by their almond or soy concoctions. Taste, it seems, is subjective. For More Information: https://www.skyquestt.com/report/oat-milk-market
Who's Leading the Oat Charge?
The oat milk market isn't just a frothy playground; it's a battleground. Leading the charge are names like Oatly, Chobani, Califia Farms, and Silk. These aren't just brands; they are the generals in the oat army, conquering one breakfast table at a time.
Sip, Sip, Hooray - Recent Developments
In December 2023, Framptons, a contract manufacturer, joined the oat party through acquisition, while Califia Farms introduced organic oat and almond milk with only three simple ingredients - purified water, sea salt, and the magic touch of oats or almonds.
The Oat-tastic Future
As we wrap up our oat-infused journey, one thing is clear: oat milk is not just a beverage; it's a lifestyle choice. It's the breakfast revolution we didn't know we needed. So, next time you're sipping on your oat milk latte, know that you're not just drinking; you're participating in a global movement – the Oat Milk Revolution!
Now, go forth, oat enthusiasts, and may your mornings be frothy and your oats always sustainable! 🌾☕
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market-spy · 3 months
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Sipping Trends: Oat Milk Revolutionizing Breakfasts Worldwide
Hey, breakfast enthusiasts and eco-conscious sippers! Today, we're diving into the frothy world of oat milk, the latest sensation rocking the global beverage market. Forget almond milk; the cool kids are now chugging on oat milk, and why not? It's not just a beverage; it's a lifestyle. So, grab your mugs, and let's embark on a journey through this creamy, sustainable elixir.
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The Oat Milk Uprising
Picture this: a $2.1 billion industry in 2021 that's expected to swell to a whopping $6.2 billion by 2030(Global Oat Milk Market). That's the kind of growth even your favorite tech startup would envy. Oat milk is not just a drink; it's a financial powerhouse. Move over, dairy; there's a new sheriff in town!
Rise of the Oat
What's causing this oat-astic explosion? Well, for starters, people are getting lactose intolerant faster than your Wi-Fi connection drops. Environmental concerns and a surge in veganism are also contributing to the oat milk fervor. It's not just a beverage; it's a socially responsible choice, darling.
Market Snapshot - Quick Sip
Global Market Size: USD 2.1 billion
Largest Segment: Instant Oatmilk
Fastest Growth: Flavoured Oat Milk (because who wants boring, plain oat milk?)
Growth Rate: 13.9% CAGR
Trendy Types and Flavorful Flavors
We're not talking about your grandma's oatmeal here; we've got the cool kids on the block - Instant Oatmilk, Flavoured Oat Milk, and Steel-Cut Oatmilk. Move over, traditional breakfast; the future is here, and it's flavored with apple cinnamon and maple brown sugar. Plain oat milk is so last season; we want our oats with a side of adventure.
Global Domination - One Oat at a Time
North America and Europe are leading the oat milk revolution. They've embraced it like a long-lost friend. Meanwhile, the Asia-Pacific region is catching up like your morning coffee catching you off guard.
Oat Milk Dynamics: The Good, The Bad, The Frothy
The Good - Health, Sustainability, and Innovation
Health Awareness: Oat milk is the superhero for the health-conscious. It's lactose-free, vegan-friendly, and apparently, the elixir of life.
Sustainability: Oat milk is not just about what's inside the carton; it's about the carton itself. Eco-friendly packaging is the new black.
Innovation: Flavored and specialty oat milk variants are taking over. Move over, vanilla; we want our oat milk with a hint of matcha and a dash of adventure. For More Information:
https://www.skyquestt.com/report/oat-milk-market
The Bad - Price Volatility and Taste Preferences
Price Volatility: Oats, the heroes of this story, sometimes play hard to get. Fluctuations in raw material costs can make your beloved oat milk a tad expensive.
Taste Preferences: Apparently, not everyone is on board with oat milk. Some still swear by their almond or soy concoctions. Taste, it seems, is subjective.
Who's Leading the Oat Brigade?
The oat milk market is not just a frothy pool; it's a battleground. Leading the charge are names like Oatly, Chobani, Califia Farms, and Silk. These aren't just brands; they are the generals in the oat army, conquering one breakfast table at a time.
Sip, Sip, Hooray - Recent Developments
In December 2023, Framptons, a contract manufacturer, joined the oat party through acquisition, while Califia Farms introduced organic oat and almond milk with only three simple ingredients - purified water, sea salt, and the magic touch of oats or almonds.
The Oat-tastic Future
As we wrap up our oat-infused journey, one thing is clear: oat milk is not just a beverage; it's a lifestyle choice. It's the breakfast revolution we didn't know we needed. So, next time you're sipping on your oat milk latte, know that you're not just drinking; you're participating in a global movement – the Oat Milk Revolution!
Now, go forth, oat enthusiasts, and may your mornings be frothy and your oats always sustainable! 🌾☕
About Us-
SkyQuest Technology Group is a Global Market Intelligence, Innovation Management & Commercialization organization that connects innovation to new markets, networks & collaborators for achieving Sustainable Development Goals.
Contact Us-
SkyQuest Technology Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
1 Apache Way,
Westford,
Massachusetts 01886
USA (+1) 617–230–0741
Website: https://www.skyquestt.com
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thereportanalysis · 3 months
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Vegetable Milk Market Will Hit Big Revenues In Future | Biggest Opportunity Of 2024
Vegetable milk, which is made up of extracts from soy, almonds, coconuts, oats, and rice, is a great alternative to dairy and other animal milk on the market. Vegetable milk is popular among customers because of its high nutritional content, which includes vitamins, minerals, carbs, and proteins. It has a variety of uses in the food & beverage, dairy, and cosmetic industries. Growing awareness of vegetable milk and its nutritional benefits is expected to drive growth for plant milk throughout the forecast period. Vegetable-based milk is becoming increasingly popular among consumers, owing to rising health and wellness concerns as well as increased awareness of fat and diabetic disorders, all of which will push customers to choose non-dairy alternatives to dairy products.
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bluepoodle7 · 4 months
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#Kelloggs #GeneralMills#GeneralMillsBananaCaramelCheerios#KelloggsCinnamonCornFlakesCereal #KelloggsHoneyFlavorCornFlakesCereal #CalifiaFarms #CalifiaFarmsHolidayNogSeasonalAlmondMilkEggNog #AlmondMilkEggNogReview #CerealMixReview
I mixed the General Mills Banana Caramel Cheerios, Kellogg's Cinnamon Corn Flakes Cereal, and Kellogg's Honey Flavor Corn Flakes Cereal, with the Califia Farms Holiday Nog Seasonal Almond Milk Egg Nog and it was pretty good.
The dry version of this mixed tasted like it had a light caramel, honey and a light cinnamon taste at the end.
This was sweet but not overly sweet to me while also crunchy and light crunchy in texture.
I tried this with the Califia Farms Holiday Nog Seasonal Almond Milk Egg Nog and it was pretty good.
The corn flakes in the cereal mix tasted pretty good but got soggy in the Califia Farms Holiday Nog Seasonal Almond Milk Egg Nog but the flavored cheerios of the cereal stayed crunchy.
I don't mind the cereal being a little soggy in texture.
The cereal milk was lightly caramel, honey and cinnamon tasting that gave this holiday nog some sweet flavor back that it was missing.
This was sweet but not overly sweet to me.
The milk had a light maple, honey, light cinnamon sweet taste with a nutmeg taste at the end.
I would eat this again.
I already reviewed all three of these cereals with a almond milk before but not mixed together.
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lilliesforya · 7 months
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Black coffee in the inaka
I'm not a huge fan of black coffee. I like hot coffee with hazelnut creamer. I like hot oat milk lattes with caramel and cinnamon. Honestly, I'll pretty much drink any coffee or espresso presented to me. But black coffee? Not really. When I'm traveling, I'll drink it black (when there's no milk alternatives available). During my regular life though, I'm jumping through every hoop to find something to put in it. For example, I managed to find oat milk in my small Japanese town about one week in. All that being said, I frequently have black coffee in Japan. Milk alternatives aren't very common here, when they exist it's usually soy and almond if you're lucky. (If you're in a big city, Starbucks has oat milk lattes on the menu now.) At one of my schools, sometimes they give me black iced coffee and I react as if someone has placed a La Colombe oatmilk draft latte in front of me. The first time I was there, I was given cream and sugar to go with it. I can’t have cream even though I wanted it and I didn’t want sugar, so I had it black. I don't know what it is about it, maybe it's because I don't take sugar in my coffee regularly or the coffee is brewed differently but I drank it like it was a lifeline. And it was so good. It is so good. I think it may be the taste of familiarity- coffee hits home for me over tea (though I do love being given barley tea). Or maybe the coffee has more caffeine- it's marketed as iced coffee so there's a chance it's cold brewed- and I'm always tired at work so it hits hard. The coffee I'm referring to is Nestle brand. I think it may have sugar in it because it's not as bitter as traditional black coffee. The chocolate notes are so distinct. I can actually taste them. I'm getting distracted. Anyway, I drink way too much of it at one of my schools and get wired. I do this pretty much every time I'm there. I can't help myself. I need to go for a walk. I can't be sitting down. I go to the bathroom 7 times. I go and wash my cup out to prevent myself from drinking more. If I have class right at the peak of the caffeine hit, I feel insane. I understand more and less Japanese at the same time. The kids speak casual Japanese, really quickly. Sometimes, I do understand them but never fully and I can't always figure out how to respond. The way they speak is sometimes favorable to me because casual Japanese omits words, sometimes making the general statement easier to understand for me. But other times I fail to understand what they're getting at because of the omitted words but also my brain operates in the wrong social, linguistic, and cultural context. I would love to speak complete sentences but alas, one word answers are usually all I have.
More on Starbucks: I was in Tokyo the other week and I went to a Starbucks. I was over the moon excited because oat milk lattes are on the menu now. When I was in Japan the first time in 2019, that wasn't a thing and I always had to ask the barista about milk alternatives or just take it black. I got a medium hot oat milk latte and an earl gray donut. They use Califia oat milk if I'm not mistaken. It might have been Oatly but I'm pretty sure it was Califia. My issue was I could not taste the espresso. I took off the top and stirred it to see if it had espresso in it. It did. I'm specific about coffee but not usually picky. This however made me so annoyed. Next time, I'm getting a small and adding an additional shot. The donut tasted exactly like earl gray so the taste reminded me of fragrance a bit. This didn't bother me half as much as the cream inside of it did. Donuts with frosting on the top shouldn't have cream inside of them. I wish the latte was stronger. I ended up leaving it in an electronics store hours later. I felt bad about this but I didn't want it so not as bad as I should have (mind you I did drink ¾ of it).
Cleaning time
So in Japanese schools, there is a 15 minute period each day reserved for cleaning time. Sometimes it's at the end of the day but at some of my schools it's after lunch and before the last two periods of the day. During this time all of the students clean the school. I witness (and participate) in cleaning time the most at my middle school so that's where most of my information is coming from. From what I can understand, the kids are assigned an area of the school and during the time they clean it. There are brooms, dustpans, and mops but not wet mop looking sweepers in a designated area. They also have cloths to clean the sinks in the bathroom and the sinks that line the hallways (that's normal in schools here). I don't know where they get the cloths. Some kids also are on trash duty, vacuuming the teachers office, cleaning the gym, wiping spots on the floor, and cleaning the mats outside. I love cleaning time because I love doing physical activity. Sometimes if I don't have class right before cleaning time, I'll just have been sitting and I can't sit still. Is it my fault for drinking as much coffee as I want? Probably. I usually help sweep the hallway, it reminds me of my many coffee shop closes. There is music only disney songs playing over the PA system too and I can recognize all of them except one song. The kids sometimes look shocked when they see me sweeping. Maybe it's because I'm new and foreign and maybe it's because not all teachers clean? Most of them do and even if they're not cleaning everytime most teachers are in charge of one area in the school and after cleaning time is over they have to be dismissed by them. Some teachers always thank me for helping which is sweet but I would never give up an opportunity to be out of my seat and actively doing something. Plus, I like helping and I ought to help clean the school I'm working at. I told one teacher who speaks really good English that I like cleaning the school but not my house (true) and she laughed. I haven't figured out where they keep the cleaning stuff in one of my schools so I haven’t started helping but also there's no students in the vicinity so it's harder to just blend in. (If I ask, no one will let me help so I have to just be doing it for it to be permitted.) Maybe I'll go upstairs to their class soon. In my other school, I'm not there for cleaning time on one of the days I'm there. I haven't seen them clean yet. But for somme reason I’m the most uncomfortable in that school's teachers room so you already know I'll be GONE as soon as the cute cleaning time music starts playing.
9/15 so I was gone as soon as I was left alone. There was a lunchtime English broadcast so I had to be like helping with that but I was so insanely overstimulated I feel like I was off putting to the teacher there slightly. I’m sure he understands, even though he gets even less breaks than me. All elementary school teachers here do so much it is actually mind blowing. I wanted to help with cleaning time after but I ended up just standing outside in the shade on the side of the school. I wanted to be outside and not in the teachers room, so I could be free to laugh out loud at my phone. I needed to be not able to be spoken to for like 10 minutes to regulate. It helped but the last class of the day after that actually almost killed me.
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marketing123456789 · 9 months
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Taste the Change: Exploring the Exponential Growth of Alternative Proteins by 2033
The alternative protein market is estimated to secure a valuation of US$ 76.3 billion in 2023 and is predicted to reach US$ 423 billion by 2033. The market is estimated to capture a CAGR of 19% during the forecast period. 
Which Top Sectors Are Progressing in the Global Market?
Several sectors significantly progressing in the global market are, as follows:
Plant-based Meat: The plant-based meat sector plays a vital role in the global market by launching and innovating plant-based substitutes. Companies such as Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are developing plant-based chicken nuggets, burgers, and other alternatives. These companies offer the experience of traditional animal-based meat by adding texture, taste, and cooking methods.
Plant-based Dairy: Plant-based dairy produce products include cheese, milk, yogurt, and ice cream. The plant-based dairy sector innovates and produces milk, including soy, almond, oats, hemp, and others. These companies that are adding flavor to attract consumers are Califia Farms, Oatly, and Miyoko’s Creamery. 
Cultured Meat: Cultured meat produce meat products without traditional animal agriculture. This sector is rapidly advancing, with companies such as JUST, Memphis Meats, and Mosa Meat developing a significant role in the global market. Cultured meat reduces the environmental impact by producing meat and addressing concerns about animal welfare. 
Alternative Seafood: The alternative seafood sector is rapidly growing, and concerns about overfishing, declining ecosystems, and destructive fishing practices. Companies such as New Wave Foods, Good Catch, and BlueNalu are a few seafood alternatives providing crab, fish, and shrimp. They add traditional food methods and offer sustainability by adding taste and texture. 
These sectors are aggressively expanding the global market significantly through their innovations, advanced technologies, and various flavor food ingredients development.
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The alternative protein market is estimated to secure a CAGR of 19% with a valuation of US$ 423 billion during the forecast period.
The United States is anticipated to capture a share of 13.4% during the forecast period.
Japan is capturing a share of 2.9% in the global market by 2033.
By capturing a share of 2.7%, Germany significantly drives the global market during the forecast period. 
Australia is securing a share of 2.6% in the global market by 2033.
During the forecast period, China is registering a CAGR of 5.3% in the global market.
How Key Players are Adopting Strategic Innovations to Drive the Global Market?
The market is highly fragmented by the number of essential players present globally. These players are investing their million-dollar amount in research and development activities. The key players are innovating advanced and unique products to satisfy consumers' requirements.
Key players are significantly focusing on developing unique products by taking their efforts by analyzing the market. They are adopting various marketing methodologies to drive the market to another height: mergers, collaborations, product launches, and agreements. 
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Recent Developments in the Global Market are:
In 2021, Royal DSM NV announced its completion of the acquisition with Vestkorn Miling. This acquisition expanded the company’s portfolio in alternative protein in Europe.
Key Companies Profiled
Cargill Incorporation
Royal DSM NV
AMCO Proteins
Puris
Axiom Foods
Darling Ingredients
Innovafeed
Lallemand Inc
Hamlet Protein
Archer Daniel Midland Company
AB Mauri
Soja Protein
Angel Yeast
Calysta Inc.
Alternative Protein Market by Category
By Source:
Insect-based
Microbial-based
Bacteria
Yeast
Algae
Fungi
Others
Plant-based Alternative Protein
Soy Protein Isolates
Soy Protein Concentrates
Fermented Soy Protein
Duckweed Protein
Others
Other Alternative Protein Sources
By Application:
Food & Beverage
Cattle
Aquaculture
Animal Feed
Pet Food
Equine
Other Applications
By Region:
North America
Latin America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East and Africa
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anarosew · 1 year
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HEY GUYS!
so i had my first binge today😭
I ate about 694 calories today which is a binge for me. Here is what i ate in detail:
8:00am- 1/4 cup almond milk-10, black coffe-0, 3 pieces of pineapple-15
1:00pm- salted caramel cold brew califia farms 1/2-60 cals, 1 munchkin-54 cals, 1 tspn frosting-22, 1/4 tspn sprinkles: 5, 1/2 bag of popped reese’s mix:502 cals.
Total for day= 694 cals.
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chimaeracabra · 1 year
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Califia almond milk, flax oil, and almonds to start my day.
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