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18 Vegan Matcha Recipes, From Waffles to Cookies

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By Kat Smith, Alice Pasqual, Page Publishing, Greta Rybus
| VegNews Verified
When it comes to cooking, we are always on the lookout for ingredients to add to our culinary repertoire. Matcha is one of those ingredients. Its versatility allows for many different uses whether it be used for making drinks, cooking, or even baking. Before you don your apron, let’s jump into a few matcha basics first. Jump to the recipes What is matcha?
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What’s That Giant Mystery Fruit in Timothée Chalamet’s Cash App Ad? A Vegan Meat Powerhouse

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By Page Publishing
| VegNews Verified
Timothée Chalamet may not have an Oscar yet, but in his recent Cash App commercial, he’s got something award-worthy in his hands. The A Complete Unknown star is holding a giant prickly-looking tropical fruit—and yes, it’s not only real, but it’s a meaty stand-in for lots of vegan recipes.
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Steam, Roast, or Grill? Here’s How to Cook Vegetables Like a Pro

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By Page Publishing, Ashley McLaughlin, Mia Syn, Ashley Madden
| Vegan-news.net
We all know that eating vegetables is good for our health. They’re packed with nutrients, like vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, and that means that eating lots of them regularly can even reduce the risk of disease. But despite the fact that we all know we should really be eating more vegetables, it’s not always easy. In 2022, one study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that only one in 10 American adults eat enough vegetables.
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