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I see no problem in "oat drink" vs. "oat milk". To me there's a difference in it, even if we have words like "Scheuermilch" (scouring milk) and milk also has a
by qwertox 3y ago
I see no problem in "oat drink" vs. "oat milk". To me there's a difference in it, even if we have words like "Scheuermilch" (scouring milk) and milk also has a definition as "milky white opaque substances" which an oat drink is.
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- shawabawa3 3y agoyou seem to be arguing backwards > I see no problem in "oat drink" vs "oat milk" Sounds like you think it's ok they forced the name change to "oat drink" > milk also has a definition as "milky white opaque substances" which an oat drink is Sounds like you think the name should have stayed as "oat milk"
- qwertox 3y agoNo, I'm being fair towards those who are in favor of "oat milk". But I have zero issues with it being forced to be named "oat drink" and I prefer it this way. In my case because they taste completely different. An oat drink requires added sugar for it to even be tasty to me.