Algae-Based Ice Cream: A Nutrient-Rich Alternative to Dairy

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Food technology company Sophie's BioNutrients has developed a vegan ice cream made from chlorella protein, a type of algae, that offers more vitamin B12 and iron than dairy milk. The ice cream replicates the texture and flavors of traditional ice cream while providing unique health benefits such as boosting antibodies and promoting weight loss. The chlorella used is sustainably harvested and has a lower carbon footprint compared to animal agriculture. This innovation aligns with the rising demand for healthy, sustainable, and cruelty-free food sources, and the global vegan ice cream market is projected to reach over $800 million by 2027.
Topics:health#algae#chlorella#food-and-beverage#nutritional-content#sustainable-food#vegan-ice-cream
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