I've tried rice milk and its decent but "if you don't drink milk by choice, what kind of life are you leading?"
Milk alternatives that you've liked or disliked
I tried almond milk once and it was quite delicious. Very sweet. It was like the oat milk though in that it wasn't labeled milk, but "almond beverage". Soy milk I think is pretty terrible, though.
Also, regular milk is gross if it's not used on cereal or in some kind of milkshake. It makes your throat all phlegmy, is full of fat, and is, in essence, a tall cold glass of liquid straight from bovine tits.
Hemp, on the other hand, is fantastic when not in milk form. I'm speaking, of course, of the twine form used to make hippie bracelets.
I can't stand milk. Like, literally. I am extremely lactose intolerant, if I even consume one drop of it, I become violently sick.
I'm a strict vegetarian so I have been using milk substitutes on my cereal for a while. My favorite is vanilla Almond milk. It is very tasty. Even my Friends' 4 year old likes it as she always asks for some (she calls it "special milk") when they visit. (They keep a Kosher kitchen so they keep milk substitutes in the house so their Daughter can have "milk" with "meat" meals.)
All I have to say on this matter is, milk is a natural food, from mother to child etc. No alternatives needed.
"Also, regular milk is gross if it's not used on cereal or in some kind of milkshake. It makes your throat all phlegmy, is full of fat, and is, in essence, a tall cold glass of liquid straight from bovine tits."
I love cows milk, goats milk and soy milk!
AS for that vax you must have a problem with about 70% of foods and or drinks if you knew where and how most of it was made lol.
The Vanilla soy milk is pretty good, but its too sweet tasting to drink on a regular basis. Regular soy and lactose free milk is not very good. We keep a gallon of 2% milk in the fridge at all times, as my 2 year old, my wife, and myself all drink milk.
We like Ovaltine too. My wife likes the Rich Chocolate brand, but I prefer the Original Malt.
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