> Second, even naturally white "alternative milks" have artificial coloring added Could you give some examples of this? I'm not that familiar with the differe

> Second, even naturally white "alternative milks" have artificial coloring added Could you give some examples of this? I'm not that familiar with the different brands, but I've tried quite a few, and at least in the US I don't think that any of them I've tried add artificial coloring, and I don't think I've noticed packaging touting this as an advantage. Maybe this is a regional difference? Here's an example of what I think the ingredients usually look like: https://silk.com/products/original-soymilk https://silk.com/products/original-soymilk (click on ingredients) And here's a breakdown of the standard ingredients in almond milk that doesn't mention artificial coloring: https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/a-breakdown-of-every-single-ingredient-in-almond-milk https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/a-breakdown-of-every-s...