Where are the soy products?

FoodWhere are the soy products?

Posted February 15, 2022 by YoureNotaClownfish in Vegan

Is anyone else having this issue?

Trader Joe's for example no longer carries soy creamer or soy yogurt (I think they also don't have oat creamer or yogurt), everything is nut-based now. (I know they have soy and oat milk).

It coincided with the beginning of the pandemic when there seemed to be a tofu shortage and also Wildwood soy creamer (which I think was TJ's supplier) was discontinued.

But every store I go to now, in multiple states there may only be Silk brand soy creamer and everything else is coconut, cashew, almond, hazelnut, etc.

I prefer low fat/higher protein products so I prefer soy, I like the taste of oat, and I despise my coffee tasting like suntan location/coconut.

Edit: I think this is also in response to all the keto/paleo/anti-soy macho diets going on. Men wouldn't touch soy yogurt, but coconut is "primal" and okay.

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Tnetennba

July 29, 2021

Why is decreased libido bolded? It's definitely not the worst thing on that list.

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crispycherrypie

July 29, 2021

I assume on the original page the text is sourced from, the bolded text is a link.

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Jack_the_Lass

July 29, 2021

i have no idea.

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Posted February 15, 2022 by YoureNotaClownfish

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