One simple ingredient has been part of Japanese cuisine for thousands of years—and now it’s gaining new attention as more people look for delicious ways to add plant-based protein to their meals. 🥛🌱

Founding members of the Japanese Soymilk Exchange, historian Eric C. Rath and registered dietitian Rhyan Geiger explain why Japanese soymilk has been a staple in Japan for generations. Made with just soybeans and water, it’s naturally creamy, versatile, and provides 9 to 10 grams of complete plant-based protein per cup.

From matcha lattes to chia pudding and everyday cooking, Japanese soymilk is becoming more than just a dairy alternative. It’s a flavorful ingredient that’s inspiring new recipes while honoring centuries of culinary tradition.

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