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🌱🥛 Almond milk vs. cow's milk 🐄🥛: Which is better for the environment? 🤔🐼
🌱🥛 Almond milk vs. cow's milk: The environmental check! 🌍💨 Even though the almonds come from California, almond milk only produces about a tenth of the greenhouse gas emissions compared to cow's milk! Crazy, right? 🤯 But almond milk still has its problems: growing it requires a lot of water and creates large monocultures.
🌱🥛 Almond milk vs. cow's milk: The environmental check! 🌍💨 Even though the almonds come from California, almond milk only produces about a tenth of the greenhouse gas emissions compared to cow's milk! Crazy, right? 🤯 But almond milk still has its problems: growing it requires a lot of water and creates large monocultures.
But don't worry, there is an environmentally friendly alternative: oat milk! 🌾 Oat milk not only beats cow's milk and other plant-based drinks in terms of climate impact and energy consumption, but it also requires much less land area! 🌿✨
👉 Which plant drink is your favorite?
#almondmilk #oatmilk #nomilk #veganlife #sustainableliving #sustainableeating
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