> Please don't accuse people you don't know and second guess their motives in a conversation with them. As I commented below, a moment before your reply, I edi

> Please don't accuse people you don't know and second guess their motives in a conversation with them. As I commented below, a moment before your reply, I edited it out as I understand that it is unproductive. > I didn't say all are colored white: I used the term "usually". Second, even naturally white "alternative milks" have artificial coloring added for when they hit the shelves for consistency etc (manufacturers that don't do that are glad to advertise it in the box). See my other comment, reproduced below: "I've shopped extensively for plant-based milks on three continents in countries that represent nearly half of the world's population. I can provably claim that they are not "usually" colored artificially in even a generous use of "usual." This has nothing to do with knowing the person who wrote the comment." > Second, both are not milks. Milks are what comes out of animals mammary glands Sure, but this is your opinion which you're welcome to hold. > (even legally in most jurisdictions) Source needed for "most". I can confirm that plant milks can be labeled as milk in the US, Canada, and India, and the notable exception that I am aware of is the European Union.