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One of the promising and developing areas of modern technology is the production of plant foods. Many people, due to medical reasons or because of their lifestyle, refuse to consume cow's milk and replace it with plant-based drinks. In this regard, the demand for alternatives of dairy products, which are presented in a wide range, is growing.
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