Finding Tempeh Chips in Indiana: Where We Actually Buy Them
Finding tempeh chips in Indiana is easier than it used to be, especially if you know where local producers sell and how they distribute. We live and work here, using…
B12 Tempeh Brands Worth Your Plate
We make tempeh, and we’ve spent years testing batches and tracking fermentation. Here’s the honest truth: it’s still very hard to find store-bought tempeh you can truly rely on for…
Fortified Foods vs Supplements for Daily Nutrition
Fortified foods are usually a smarter way to fill nutrient gaps than pills, because they blend into what you already eat. For years, we’ve watched people lean hard on isolated…
The Recommended B12 Intake Isn’t Enough for Most
You need enough B12 that your body can use. Your B12 need can change with age, diet, and gut health. The 2.4 mcg value is a low base. Age, gut…
B12 for Vegans: The Energy You Might Be Missing
Vegans must get B12 from pills or from food with added B12. Plants do not make B12. Low B12 can cause tiredness, hand or foot numbness, and poor focus. Sleep…
What is B12 Tempeh? Your Vegan Protein Solution
You’re looking at a block of tempeh and wondering, is this really a source of B12? The answer is yes, but it’s a bit more complicated than that. B12 tempeh…
Best Organic Soybean Brands You Can Trust for Purity
We know how hard it is to find organic soybean brands you can actually trust. The label "organic" gets slapped on everything, but what does it really mean for the…
Organic Soybeans Health Benefits for Plant Protein
We keep coming back to organic soybeans because they overdeliver for such a small, unassuming bean. In our kitchen and through farmers we talk to, we see the same pattern:…
Sustainable Soybean Sourcing That Steadies Your Supply Chain
We believe sustainable soybean sourcing is the foundation of a truly good product. It’s not just a buzzword for us at SoyaMaya. It’s the daily practice of connecting our tempeh…
Non-GMO Soybean Farming for Cleaner Plant Protein
We start with the seed. That’s the foundation of everything we do. Non-GMO soybean farming isn’t a trend for us, it’s a return to the basics.[1] It means using seeds…