#peamilk

hello to my first 24 hours of significant observations and glimpses of my day

I was thinking about getting new shoes for a long time (you have to excuse me but by long time i mean a few days maybe even few hours of excessive obsession) so i scrolled like a mad person through every shop and have found many pairs that i loved but love is not enough so i had to think about which outfits can i wear with them which ones are okay to wear with formal and even casual fits, which ones can only look good in a certain way and then choose the ones that can be fitted with every possible outfit from my existent and even imaginery wardrobe and YES in the end i went for the ones that also happened to be my first choice. It's a pair of white beige Vans OG style 36 LX leather with red detail and excuse me again, i love simple white shoes with red details and i needed to replace my very old Comme des Garcons Converse PLAY with many memories with something more fresh like a fresh start if you get me *wink wink*

LOOK AT THEM so beautiful and cute and good with every outfit but it's time to say goodbye i will still wear you once in a while but yea your memories are heavy........ bye

 So i went in and ordered and picked them up yesterday and wore them today but in-between that time i also happened to start Start-up since Netflix finally decided to release it there and while i was “watching” the drama while scrolling through my social media (multitasking at its finest) i noticed randomly in one scene that Nam Joo-Hyuk the main character was wearing. the. same. shoes. as. meh. -FANGIRLING MOMENT-- 

Discover of the day - while i had a conversation with my co-workers about our situation with lockdown and closing coffee shops and all the depressing stuff we came across the existence of PEA milk. Did you ever heard about it because i certainly never did and can't even imagine the taste. So yeah, pea milk is the main theme for today's 24 hours and i have to go and try coffee with pea milk asap.

I also want to start to ramble here a little bit about the craziness of Christmas shopping during this time of sickness. I did not go to this place to shop for Christmas, my hands were just super dry and sad so i had to go and buy a good hand cream but once i stepped inside a shopping mall i almost wanted to run away right away but my hands were really suffering so sacrificing my health i went in. Applause. And i went out with my White Lotus hand cream for very sensitive hands. 

Continuing my rambling about Christmas and lockdown this year my family (specifically me and my sister and my mom) decided to absolutely pass on giving gifts because we broke (specifically me and my sister) and by the way why should you even give gifts on Christmas when you can just give them on any day. And because we can't go out to enjoy the Christmas mood in the city with a cup of mulled wine (very very sad about this) we just agreed on baking some cookies and then plan to watch Home Alone, Grinch and all the classic good ol' movies. while eating and getting fat 

33 lessons to acknowledge for today

the eu is so fucking stupid it’s insane

THEY WANT TO MAKE IT ILLEGAL FOR VEGAN MILK TO BE CALLED MILK/MILK ALTERNATIVE AND COME IN A CARTON BECAUSE THEYRE AFRAID THAT PEOPLE CANT TELL THE DIFFERENCE?!?

“transcript” for non danish speaking pals

a guy who is supposed to be the “eu” is looking at a carton of oatmilk, his girlfriend who is “climate crisis, pandemic and economy” is staring at him with disgust.

There are several plant-based milk alternatives. We'll talk about soy milk, oat milk, and rice milk. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, so make an informed decision. Also, consider whether you and your family have any food allergies.

Soy milk

Plant-based milk alternatives to soy milk are a great alternative to dairy products. They are high in protein and low in saturated fats. As a bonus, they don't contain cholesterol or lactose. In addition to their lower calories, plant-based milks are also fortified with vitamins. However, it's important to note that plant-based milks may still be laden with environmental problems. While many farmers are claiming that soy milk is healthier, the majority of it is actually genetically modified (GMO) and sprayed with herbicides. GMO soy is mostly fed to livestock, but it's possible to buy organic soymilk, which isn't affected by the genetic modification. Despite this concern, the production of plant-based milk alternatives has increased dramatically in recent years. Today, you can find plant-based milk alternatives at nearly every grocery store and many coffee shops.

Oat milk

Oat milk is a healthier choice than traditional cow's milk because it contains no animal-derived ingredients. In addition, oat milk does not contain trans fats. Both animal and non-animal trans fats are associated with negative health outcomes, including inflammation, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes. Oat milk is also naturally free from dairy, lactose, soy, and nuts. It also tends to have a lower amount of protein than cow's milk. However, some varieties may contain carrageenan, which is an inflammatory agent that can aggravate inflammatory bowel disease and ulcerative colitis. Nonetheless, oat milk is a great option for people who are gluten-sensitive or celiac.

Pea milk

Pea milk is one of the plant-based milk alternatives, and it has similar properties to soy milk. It has a creamy consistency and a sweet flavor, and has about the same amount of calories. Pea milk is also high in protein, with almost 9 grams of protein per cup. It has a smaller carbon footprint than dairy and is an excellent alternative for people who don't want to give up dairy. Pea milk is rich in important phytonutrients, including flavonoids and tannins. It is hypoallergenic and has a favorable effect on gut health and blood pressure. Pea milk also contains significant amounts of magnesium and zinc. Pea milk contains more of these essential minerals than soy milk, making it a good choice for people with food allergies or active lifestyles.

Rice milk

If you are looking for a dairy-free alternative to rice milk, there are plenty of options available. Not only are they healthier than dairy, but they also tend to contain fewer calories and sugars. To learn more about plant-based milk alternatives, Health Shots spoke with Dr. Deepti Lokeshappa, Senior Consultant-Clinical Nutritionist at Motherhood Hospital. One of the most popular plant-based milk alternatives is rice milk, which is made from rice. It is the least allergenic of the alternatives to dairy milk and is therefore a good choice for people with allergies or lactose intolerance. Additionally, it is fortified with calcium and vitamin D. However, there are some downsides to rice milk, including a higher concentration of inorganic arsenic than most other milks. In addition, the American Academy of Pediatrics and Food and Drug Administration both warn against the consumption of rice products, and rice milk is not a good choice for babies with severe allergies.

Peas

Pea milk is a popular plant-based milk alternative, and it provides a great nutritional profile. Made from yellow split peas, pea milk is high in protein and low in calories, and is also available in powder form. Pea milk is very similar to dairy milk in taste and texture, and is fortified with vitamins, calcium, and potassium. Pea milk is also more environmentally friendly than dairy milk, using less than 25% of the water required to produce it. Various plant-based milk alternatives are produced using sophisticated production methods and are intended to mimic dairy milk. However, the National Milk Producers Federation has objected to the labeling of some plant-based beverages as "milk," because the federal definition of the term requires a product to come from a lactating animal. Still, many plant-based products are marketed as "milk" or "mylk."

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