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Instagram Post #1
Caption:
What is that??? A teeny tiny surpise for some humongous Oatly news…
Instagram Post #2
Caption:
Introducing your new food hyperfixation, Oatly cheese! Ethically made (just like all our products) now your self-care comfort meals will be extra comforting knowing that the cheese you used is happy for your tummy AND the environment. Learn more about how we made this at the link in our bio.
Instagram Post #3
Caption:
Surprise! A fun collab with mother herself, @SelenaGomez! Coming soon to @streamonmax, Selena + Chef is back for more excitement in the kitchen, now featuring some familiar faces (If Oatly cheese was a person and had facial features).
Instagram Post #4
Caption:
Now that is a fun tattoo! How do you express yourself?
(Or specifically your love of cheese…or love of Oatly)
Oatly Cheese Blog Post
Recipe: Caprese Salad
Ingredients:
- Roma Tomatoes
- Oatly Mozzarella (yay)
- Sweet Basil
- Salt & Pepper
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Balsamic Vinegar
What do you love about being in the kitchen?
SG: I love food. Period! Not only is there so many delicious foods that exist but it’s a beautiful way to show people you care with hard work and love in every bite.
Step 1: Prep! Wash and patdry both the tomatoes and fresh basil. Set aside. Make sure you set aside a cutting board, chef’s knife, and a serving plate of your choice.
Do you have a favorite meal?
SG: Again, so many delicious foods! It is so hard to pick. Something that’s a go-to that I love to have is a good baked mac and cheese. It’s the ultimate comfort meal!
Step 2: Thinly slice your tomatoes and mozzarella in even slices (about a centimeter thick).
You’ve always been outspoken about mental health. How did you begin this journey?
SG: I wasn’t always! Like anyone growing up in the public eye, I was very critical of myself. What made me want to speak up is that I realized I was not the only one going through things like anxiety, self doubt, etc. It is so normal.
Step 3: Arrange your serving plate alternating slices of tomato, cheese, and basil.
How do you create spaces for open conversation?
SG: It took being in safe places with the people that I love for me to open up. This is kind of also why I love cooking. The kitchen with my mom was my safe space! All she had to do is whip up my favorite (again baked mac and cheese) and be there to listen.
Step 4: Lightly salt and pepper the whole dish and finish with a drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Serve with a smile!