> If someone made fake milk that tasted like the real thing Note that he wrote the word fake. It is a hypothetical fake milk. There was no dismissiveness inten

> If someone made fake milk that tasted like the real thing Note that he wrote the word fake. It is a hypothetical fake milk. There was no dismissiveness intended. > It's similar with how you replied to my comment with "please do be careful", you may mean it but it can come off as condescending. I do in fact mean it. The whole point is that Oatly and other milk alternatives present themselves as healthier but simply replace one set of disadvantages with another and hide it in the fine print. I will try to take your advice to heart but I do think folks just don't want to hear bad news anymore and shoot the messenger. I guess that in itself is part of the marketing trickery. :/ Anyway sorry if I am a bummer.