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But why would you then drink some product that tastes nothing like real milk? Just because it is white, sweetish and marketing people called it "<something> mil
by Double_a_92 9y ago
But why would you then drink some product that tastes nothing like real milk? Just because it is white, sweetish and marketing people called it "<something> milk"?
- tuukkah 9y agoTwo broad alternatives: because it's the best substitute ("somewhat like milk in some way"), or because it's good. It's not like "milk" in "<something> milk" has to refer to the taste of, or to cow's milk at all.
- nailer 9y agoExactly. Milk means you can put it on your cereal and use it in your flat white. It doesn't mean you can turn a 50kg calf into a 500kg bull.
- nailer 9y agoI agree Oatly tastes nothing like cow milk, and I'm not allergic to cow milk, and I dislike Bonsoy and most popular brands of soy milk. That said, I love oatmilk and it's now super common in third wave coffee places in London. It's thicker than regular milk and has a nice creamy taste. One of the head roasters I've spoken to at Grind group mentioned it works like this: (people who like soy and almond milk) (people who like cow and oat milk)