More of us are going green – with our diet at least – if the latest results from Google's annual search trends are any guide.
This year, plant-based recipes topped the list of Australia's most Googled recipes, a possible result of the Greta-effect encouraging people to reduce their carbon footprint by eating less meat and animal products.
The trend knocked the keto diet from its top perch on last year's list, but the low-carb eating plan still made it to sixth place on Google's list of most searched "What is...?" questions.
There are still plenty of carnivores who can't quit red meat, however, with both beef stroganoff and osso bucco making it into the top 10 recipes.
And raise your pinkies, because we're taking our tea like the royals, with scones coming in at number two. No clarity on whether the cream is made from cashews, though we settled the controversial what-goes-first debate last year.
There were a few repeat offenders this year: beef stroganoff also made the list in 2018 and 2017, while frittata (last year at number four) and risotto (number six in 2018) both moved down two ranks this year to number six and eight respectively.
Check out the full top 10 most searched recipes in Australia for 2019, with our own versions to save you from having to Google them (again?) for yourself.