How to Cook Soy Foods: Tofu, Tempeh, Miso, and More
What’s not to love about soy? From miso to tempeh to edamame, soy products are readily available, nutritious, and affordable. However, it can be easy…
Soy Much More in 2024
As a registered dietitian nutritionist, I intentionally think about some of the diet trends and New Year’s resolutions for 2024 I would personally like to…
U.S. Soy contributes to the culture and health of Mexico City
The beauty of Mexico’s people, especially those in its heart, Mexico City, captivates attention. A journey through its lively streets and close-knit neighborhoods greets visitors…
What is Tofu? Tofu Nutrition and More
We all have that friend who can thrive in any setting, who is equally at home at a Super Bowl party or the opening of…
Back to School Soy Foods for Kids
It’s back to school season! If you’ve been noodling on how best to set your children up for success this year, a great place to…
Japan’s 7-Eleven Stores Introduce Convenient, Sustainable Soy Snacking
Looking for a convenient snack? Want to be assured it contains sustainable ingredients? For Japanese consumers, some of their nearby convenience stores now offer individually…
From Tofu to Natto: Soy Shines in Asian Cuisine
Soybeans have been a celebrated part of Asian cuisine for thousands of years. In fact, it’s believed that soybeans were first domesticated in China in…
Soy Foods in the Sweet Spot
Current consumer attitudes about healthful eating have the potential to transform bakeries, confections, sweet snacks, and new beverage product categories. A shift away from sugary…
The Perfect Pairing: Plant and Animal Protein
There has been much debate over plant versus animal protein. Instead of pitting one type of protein against the other, why not have both plant…
More Soy for Kids: 5 Kid-Friendly Soy Foods Every Family Should Try
The benefits of a plant-forward eating pattern, one that contains fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and plant-based oils, are well-established. Soy is part of the…