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Is it comparable to almond milk or the other... milks? For lack of a better term. I'd be interested in trying it.
by andrewmcwatters 8y ago
Is it comparable to almond milk or the other... milks? For lack of a better term. I'd be interested in trying it.
- apendleton 8y agoI think it tastes better, though that's subjective obviously. Works better in hot drinks (foams better and seems to be more heat-tolerant; almond milk seems to scorch pretty easily and end up tasting burnt). Plus it tastes vaguely sweet on its own, maybe because some of the starches naturally break down in production, whereas with almond and other plant milks you either end up with something cloying or something overly "healthy" tasting, depending which side of the sweetened/unsweetened dichotomy you end up on. Nutrient wise, it's definitely lower in protein than dairy milk, but that's true of most plant milks, so it's no worse than almond there (though probably worse than soy, or than some of the newfangled ones made from legumes like Ripple, which is made of yellow split peas). Worth checking the label though if there are other macronutrients you care about.
- rebuilder 8y agoIn a word, yes. Tastes vary, of course, but why not try?
- shortercode 8y agoI haven't tried other diary alternatives but recently tried Oatly and was pleasantly surprised. By itself it tastes remarkably similar to diary milk with oats in, minus the bits!