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Bright red, sweet, and extra juicy—there’s nothing quite like biting into a ripe strawberry. This vibrant fruit doesn’t just shine on its own, either—it steals the show when mixed into…

When they say “everything’s bigger in Texas,” these days, it’s in reference to the mountains of vegan nachos, mega fish-free sushi platters, and giant pizzas that can be found in…

Humans have been using oil for centuries. In Mycenaen Greece, more than 3,500 years ago, olive oil was a valuable commodity traded with other civilizations, like Egyptians and Minoans. The…

Parsnips are the ultimate fall and winter vegetable. While they are available all year round, the carrot-like vegetable arguably tastes best when the weather is chilly. This is because as…

Without foraging, none of us would be here. Before farming, our earliest ancestors relied on gathering berries, nuts, seeds, and vegetables to survive. Their diets were supplemented by meat, but…

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), konjac can help with many different ailments. The root vegetable—which is native to subtropical and tropical parts of China, as well as Japan and…

Since 1988, September 15 to October 15 has marked the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, commemorating the history, cultures, and contributions of Americans with ancestry from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean,…

While a vegan diet is often associated with weight loss and improved health, gaining weight on a plant-based diet is not only possible but can be done healthily with the…

Most people love the taste of meat. In fact, research conducted for Newsweek in 2023 found that more than 80 percent of Americans eat some form of meat at least…

A chill is in the air (in certain parts of the country), the leaves are slowly starting to change colors, and Starbucks still refuses to offer a vegan version of…