Is plush vegan?
Plush is potentially vegan - it can be derived from plants or animals. You should ask the manufacturer for more details.
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So, what is plush?
When it comes to describing a food ingredient as "plush," it's hard not to imagine something that is soft, luxurious, and almost indulgent. Plush foods might evoke images of rich and velvety textures that melt in your mouth, leaving behind a satisfying feeling of comfort and indulgence. Perhaps it's a luscious cream sauce, a decadent chocolate mousse, or a sumptuous red wine reduction that's been simmering for hours. Whatever form it takes, the "plush" quality of a food ingredient is all about its ability to provide a truly indulgent sensory experience, one that satisfies both your taste buds and your desire for something truly luxurious.
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