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Blues Heron

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5. Depends on the brand. Get unsweetened, unflavored if you can. Works in Tea, coffee can curdle it unless you

Reply to Grasswire2 (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 07:46 AM

Apr 27

pour through the PH barrier really fast and/or the coffee isnt too acidic. If you are trying to avoid dairy, soy can be an excellent alternative. Definite taste acceptance curve. However, a few days or weeks of using it and you might find its cows milk that tastes weird!

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So how's the taste factor of soy milk? [View all] Grasswire2 Apr 27 OP

It's okay, just tastes a little "nutty" Eugene Apr 27 #1

I like it with muesli chowder66 Apr 27 #2

My first experience: no_hypocrisy Apr 27 #3

That is so interesting. A true preverbal memory. Irish_Dem Apr 27 #7

No Siree. The chocolate didn't make it taste any better. no_hypocrisy Apr 27 #8

Quite interesting and verified preverbal infant memory. Irish_Dem Apr 27 #9

I've heard and read that the most primitive senses of our five no_hypocrisy Apr 27 #11

Yes. Smell has the very strong ability to spontaneously evoke strong memories. Irish_Dem Apr 27 #12

I don't drink it alone Sanity Claws Apr 27 #4

Depends on the brand. Get unsweetened, unflavored if you can. Works in Tea, coffee can curdle it unless you Blues Heron Apr 27 #5

I prefer it to cow milk. unblock Apr 27 #6

It is fine for cereal and cooking. JanMichael Apr 27 #10

Different brands have a different taste to them. hunter Apr 27 #13

Tastes like grass. For non-dairy milk, i prefer coconut or almond. emulatorloo Apr 27 #14

thanks for all the answers Grasswire2 Apr 28 #15