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Mikko Ohtamaa
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Reviewing Japanese canned coffee Ep 24: Tully's Honey Milk Latte Putting honey in the coffee? 🤔Why not - Japanese put it on pizza as well. Sweet as Geisha's dream. Vendor: Tully Purchased at: Supermarket (real one, not Kombini) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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@baseddesigner.eth
how common is the use of vegan, oat milk etc in those? and in japan in general
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tomo🌏🇯🇵🎵🐹🦀🍓
@tomos
Hello, I'm Japanese. In Japan, vegan food isn't very common. It's often seen as a specialty product or found in niche stores catering to health-conscious individuals. If you're looking for such products, they're actually easier to spot because being vegan is often their main selling point, and they're frequently labeled in English.
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hey thanks! so if I come to like a random coffee shop in Japan, they won’t have an oat milk option to go with a latte for example?
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@baseddesigner.eth
question is more about milk than other vegan stuff, I can take a bit of dairy products but cow milk is not good
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tomo🌏🇯🇵🎵🐹🦀🍓
@tomos
Yes, if you randomly enter a coffee shop, you'll find that most places don't have oat milk on the menu. As a trend, shops with newer exteriors are more likely to have younger owners compared to those with older, traditional exteriors. Therefore, there's a higher possibility that you'll find the menu items you're looking for in these newer-looking establishments.
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