Type image caption here (optional) A cup of coffee is the best way to start your morning – but is it vegan-friendly? Here is everything you need to know about vegan coffee, including which options are not vegan-friendly. It is straightforward to determine whether or not your coffee is vegan. That's because all plain black coffee is! Coffee is derived from coffee seeds, and coffee seeds are just plant seeds that have been roasted to provide us with the aroma and flavor we know and love. No animals are involved in the process, and animal by-products are unnecessary. Most creamers and coffee additives are not vegan since they tend to include dairy or other animal products. It is important to note that cafe au lait and cappuccino are not vegan-friendly options. You can, however, purchase vegan coffee creamer that uses oat or almond milk instead. So, why is there hype around vegan cafes if it is all the same? Well, there is a bit more to it than that. One of the most critical aspects of the vegan lifestyle is ensuring that you are not harming living creatures or the environment, so the more pressing question is, "how are the beans grown?" If the coffee beans you buy were grown in a way that damages ecosystems or supports the use of harmful pesticides, do they align with your values? Are you looking for the best alternative to guessing whether your coffee beans are sourced in vegan-friendly ways? Look no further than Wild Foods. Our vegan coffee is produced locally in Austin, Texas, by an exclusively organic roaster. Since they only have small, sustainable batches, they do not keep stock for an extended time – so the beans are always fresh. Wild Coffee beans are fair trade, organic, and come from a single origin. These 100% premium coffee beans were made to eliminate the guesswork of finding vegan coffee!
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