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a spokesperson said they’ve done their best to make sure it’s as lifelike as possible, crafting it from soya, mushrooms and wheat protein as well as plant-based fats and “a mysterious spice mix.”Despite the apparently eerie similarity to human flesh, the spokesperson assures “no humans were injured in the development of this product.”The advertisement — released on Halloween eve in 2021 — shows a dimly lit hallway with a figure walking towards a doorway, cutting between clips of a cook preparing some meat and rows of knives before “plant-based human flesh” flashes up on the screen, as well as “be scared” and “relax” before daring viewers to taste it.“I am incredibly proud of this award and the great teamwork behind it. Our mission is to change how people eat, and it is our duty to use creativity as a tool to make this change happen,” said Henrik Åkerman, global brand leader at Oumph!.“As a small brand we need to be bold and ready to push some boundaries to breakthrough, and I think this campaign is a good example of us doing just that,” he said.Tomás Ostiglia, executive creative director at creative agency LOLA MullenLowe, said a problem with selling plant-based products was people often said they don’t replicate the taste of meat very well.“A claim most are tired of hearing and even more tired of being disappointed by,” he said.

Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo were interviewing the boy, who was wearing a cowboy hat, when he told his joke.“A vegan and a vegetarian are jumping off a cliff to see who will hit the bottom first. Who wins?” he asked.“I don’t know,” Stefanovic said, while Abo replied: “Who wins?”“Society!” the boy exclaimed.The two hosts broke out in gales of laughter and Stefanovic doubled over in joy at the boy’s cheekiness, falling off his chair while holding his head in his hands.

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his latest email newsletter.The “Terminator” actor, 74, has spent the last five years eating an 80% vegan diet — with room for the occasional steak or Austrian wiener schnitzel — saying it helped him feel “healthier and younger overall.”He even said it lowered his low-density lipoprotein, also known as LDL, which has been directly linked to high-risk heart disease.

billionaire lifestyle guru wasn’t enough, Kim Kardashian now has a cow named after her, courtesy of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), which wanted to honor the celeb’s “dairy-free” diet.“For mothers day, PETA India names rescued mother cow ‘Kim Kowdashian’ after reality TV star Kim Kardashian,” tweeted the animal rights advocate’s India branch on Saturday. “Thanks for promoting a dairy-free diet @KimKardashian!”Attached was a photo of the “drop-dead gorgeous” bovine, which they describe on their website as having “striking eyes and long, dark eyelashes” — just like her 40-year-old celebrity namesake.

consumes half of the world’s pork is rapidly moving toward a vegan revolution. China has an $86 billion meat market and is responsible for eating 28 percent of the global supply, with the average Chinese person devouring 11 pounds of meat annually, but that may soon change, The Guardian reports. This change is apparently due to a cultural and market shift toward more environmentally aware middle-class consumers, who are beginning to prioritize saving the planet over eating pork daily as a sign of affluence and success. Increasingly, there is a domestic market for Chinese individuals and institutions that are “willing to pay more” for meat alternatives because “they know they’re getting a healthier product that’s helping ensure the future of

using incendiary measures to force her views on the public.Now she is challenging her audience to “rise up” in her defense. “Many of you woke up this morning and found out that my account was banned on TikTok, and I know many of you are jumping for joy and thinking that this is a great victory,” Diekmeyer said in a video posted Tuesday titled “Censorship: Why Good People Must Rise Up And Speak Out,” that she posted to her YouTube account, which has over 31,000 followers.

Hailey Bieber gave her diet a makeover in lockdown and gave up meat and dairy.The 24-year-old decided quarantine would be a good time to make a change and gave a plant-based option a go for eight weeks, before deciding it wasn’t for her.“I felt great and I had a lot of energy, but it was not for me,” she tells Harper’s Bazaar magazine. “I don’t eat a strictly plant-based diet and I do still eat meat.

Lizzo has adopted a vegan diet for the past six months after her grueling tour schedule led to her reverting from vegetarianism to “all animal products” at the beginning of lockdown.The body-positive Juice hitmaker took to TikTok to open up on her plant-based lifestyle, as she reminded her fans to “love yourself at all stages in your life”.At the start of her video, the star played footage of herself “making what looks like a stale donut poundcake milkshake type concoction,” before explaining that the footage was taken early in 2020 as she began to wind down from work amid the COVID-19 crisis.She then inserted a clip of her “now,” which showed her “making my favorite vegan protein shake” – as she told her followers: “Honestly, I am both of

Catherine Zeta-Jones has teamed up with bosses at British footwear brand Butterfly Twists to create a new vegan shoe line.The venture will launch via the actress’ lifestyle brand, Casa Zeta-Jones, and will serve as Catherine’s first expansion into footwear.“I’ve always had a passion for fashion,” she says. “I learned to sew from my nana and my mam and was always designing and creating something new.

using all-vegan ingredients — but the spurious sandwiches and sides wouldn’t fool a dead bodega cat.In the name of “bringing the natural world to your neighborhood,” it substitutes palate thrillers such as jackfruit (often compared with chewing gum) and seitan (don’t ask) for meat and cheese.Say this for owner/chef Jeremy Dean’s heretical heroes, which are priced from $8 to $14: the fresh bread from Brooklyn bakery Caputo’s whips the dry, dreary corner-deli article.But “plant-based comfort food” ranged from barely tolerable to intolerable.

Cameron Diaz has finally fulfilled her dream of launching a vegan-friendly wine brand.The There’s Something About Mary actress has teamed with entrepreneur Katherine Power for the venture after discovering wine products contain unhealthy additives.“My whole life I thought it was just fermented grapes,” Diaz tells InStyle. “When your mouth turns purple from drinking red wine? That’s not natural.

told Eater shortly after the spot opened in July.Vodega has five sandwich options — a vegan breakfast “sausage” sandwich ($8), a jackfruit Cuban ($13), Impossible ground beef chopped cheese ($14), seitan Philly cheesesteak ($14) and the Mac Stack, a Philly cheesesteak including smoked mac and “cheese” ($18). (Some vegetarian ingredient alternatives are available.)All sammies are made on locally made bread from Carroll Gardens’ Caputo’s, Gothamist reported, and are impressively greasy, successfully serving more as an homage than an upgrade on classic bodega sandwiches.

Anna Kendrick no longer abides by a strict vegan diet.

There's a lot to love about vegan beauty, starting with the fact that vegan makeup and skin care has come a long way from its outdated stereotypes. Gone are the assumptions that you have to settle for crunchy packaging or an off-putting scent in order to have transparency into how your products are formulated.

Everyone is finding ways to cope in their respective quarantines and it has nothing to do with launching a business, running a marathon in the living room or whipping up plant-based recipes.

Alicia Silverstone and her son Bear have recreated a famous photograph of Sir Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda to encourage people to adopt a vegan diet.

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Lizzo is overhauling her diet after going vegan.The Truth Hurts hitmaker has been detailing her new healthy eating diet plan on TikTok, posting videos in which she shows off her meals for the day.In one clip, she wrote, “As a new vegan, I’m enjoying exploring flavors from plants & plant-based proteins! Every journey is personal & deserves to be celebrated.”She offered up examples of the kinds of dishes she’s been enjoying while in coronavirus isolation, revealing she starts her day with a green breakfast smoothie made with coconut water, spinach or kale, and some frozen fruit, and follows it up with a salad for lunch, while for dinner, she likes protein-packed meals like a truffle, chickpea, and mushroom mixture with quinoa and leftover