This is a short YouTube video transcript of Christina Haftman promoting cashew milk as a plant-based, non-dairy alternative. She highlights a commercial cashew milk described as unsweetened, non-GMO, and about 25 calories per serving, mentions homemade cashew-milk and cashew-cheese recipes, and uses the opportunity to argue for veganism and condemn the dairy industry's treatment of cows.
Hey there, it's Christina. And you guys know that I am vegan and I'm always promoting non dairy milk, any kind of plant based milk that is not from a cow. So I usually speak about organic soy milk or almond milk, vanilla almond milk, coconut milk, hemp milk, oat milk, rice.
Milk, all of those.
And I just wanted to show you, bring your attention to something new that's so has. And it's cashew milk, it's brand new, it's unsweetened, only 25 calories per serving, non GMO.
And if you like cashews, which is.
You know, some nut, all natural, direct.
From the earth, you'll absolutely love cashew.
Milk because you know it has creaminess.
Because there's fat and nuts, there's fat.
And cashews and they taste really, really good. So I'm going to try this milk and why don't you try it too.
And let me know how like it. The other thing, if you have been.
Online and.
Follow any vegan recipes, cashews.
Are used to make cashew cheese and it has a consistency of, you know, the dairy cheese that you give up. So it's an amazing alternative if you haven't tried it.
So there's recipes for cashew cheese.
You can make cashew milk on your own at home.
If you don't not have a store in your area that has cashew milk.
By using cashews, raw and unsalted, not roasted with spring water, pure filtered water. There's recipes on YouTube. Find one and leave it in the description box below.
But anyway, cashew milk, healthier for you.
Kinder for your body, kinder to the animals. Choose something that's cruelty free.
If you don't know what I'm talking.
About, look at the videos, see how cruel the dairy industry is and don't support and prosper people that are making money by harming animals and creating terror and raping them and keeping the cow actually pregnant and lactating their entire life so humans can drink her milk. The only right force at the end.
Is the baby calf.
It is completely an economic idea, a.
Profit motive.
Someone else's recurring revenue and cash flow by mechanizing her and exploiting her female reproductive physiology and capability. It's supposed to be sacred and miraculous. They're using it to make money and it's ethically problematic. Just think about it a little bit more, Take some time to pause, do your research, reflect on your values and compassion and choose a non dairy milk.
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