Current Events > Vegan milk sales continues to soar because people care about health and planet.

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Guide posted...

who's shit do you eat that it tastes like oatmilk

Your moms.

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I eat/drink real dairy everyday. Milk, yogurt, and goat milk keifr.

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I like plant-based milks just fine but calling Almond milk good for the environment is a pretty massive stretch.

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Lairen posted...

Your moms.

das nasty

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more like businesses figured out to exploit vegans since they are willing to pay significantly extra for their products

toyota posted...

more like businesses figured out to exploit vegans since they are willing to pay significantly extra for their products

Uh I dont think its just vegans who are drinking plant milk. Its a lot of people from all walks of life.

My g/f buys almond milk and sometimes oat milk. Neither of them are as good as actual dairy milk.

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I've been developing a lactose intolerance so I don't really drink much dairy milk these days, unless I don't mind ripping ass all day.
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toadfan64 posted...

lactose intolerance

Im becoming more sensitive to milk too. I used to be able to drink it and eat it just fine when I was in my early twenties.

Im in my late twenties now and notice that when I drink milk I get bloated. My stomach starts to ache too.

I mean people know it isn't actually milk right? Milk is produced by a mammal. Just because you can make some liquid from plants doesn't actually make it milk. I'm pretty sure there is ongoing legal action about this as well. Just like Kraft was no longer allowed to call their Kraft singles cheese because it contained no actual cheese. Or ice cream and 'frozen dairy desert' the only difference being about 4% milk content.

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Unsweet vanilla almond milk is great

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I like dark chocolate almond milk. I use regular milk for cereal though.

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Gamerguymass posted...

I mean people know it isn't actually milk right?

I would assume the majority knows that, yes.

J03can posted...

Unsweet vanilla almond milk is great

NolanKryptonite posted...

I like dark chocolate almond milk

mmm

plant based mills would be cheaper than regular milk if the government subsidized it, like they already do for dairy farmers

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I used to buy milk pretty regularly. I switched a few months ago to buying oat milk so that I'm not supporting the dairy industry as much. But I will still occasionally eat normal dairy products like cheese or ice cream or whatever.
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I still drink beef milk more often than any other variety

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J03can posted...

Unsweet vanilla almond milk is great

This should be the main take away from this.

The Silk Unsweetened Vanilla Cashew milk is the best followed by any unsweetened vanilla milk for sure.

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NoMeLx22x posted...

This should be the main take away from this.

The Silk Unsweetened Vanilla Cashew milk is the best followed by any unsweetened vanilla milk for sure.

Silk is watered down garbage. Almond breeze or fuck off...

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I don't like imitation products

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I really, really dislike cow's milk, but I'm a huge fan of unsweetened almond milk.

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I don't even like regular milk, let alone nut juice. You can drink your nut juice if you want, it's nasty.

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Soy milk is the most disgusting "milk" I have ever tasted. I have low hopes for other fake milk.

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I like Silk Ultra strictly because of the high protein content. I can't bring myself to eat anything in the morning, but I can do a bowl of cereal or smoothie. Only times I would ever willingly consume milk as I think that shit tastes fucking awful, but the silk ultra is slightly more palatable

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Gurifisu posted...

I can't bring myself to eat anything in the morning, but I can do a bowl of cereal or smoothie.

Same

I prefer eating around noon.

Bump

Those pics lol

Oat milk is the best one out of the substitutes

Almond milk don't cut it, chocolate almond milk is ok

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Master Kazuya posted...

Oat milk is the best one out of the substitutes

Oat milk is def up there. The taste, the texture, and the smell are all great.

Criminalt posted...

I always pour unsweetened almond milk on my cereal.

Same


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...is Guinness an acceptable milk substitute?

My wife has introduced me to soy milk and I've been liking it. However since we have a baby, we'll be switching back to cow milk for a few years.

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Guide posted...

are you the one who believes magic is real?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10687887/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4524299/
https://academic.oup.com/jn/article/128/6/1051/4722393
https://www.clinicalnutritionjournal.com/article/S0261-5614(11)00060-4/fulltext
https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/143/5/472/85712

Yup, it must be magic.

Drpooplol posted...

My wife has introduced me to soy milk and I've been liking it. However since we have a baby, we'll be switching back to cow milk for a few years.

You should probably stay on the soy milk. It'll be easier for your stomach and the rest of the family, especially the baby. Dairy is one of the particular foods that can lead towards leaky gut and create a pathway to things like mood disorders or autoimmune conditions. Babies need less protein and more fat/carbs though, so maybe a fattier milk like sweetened cashew or almond would be ideal.

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ssjevot posted...

China has been calling soy milk milk before English was even a written language.

Ok? And because China does it that automatically makes false advertising ok?
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Gamerguymass posted...

I mean people know it isn't actually milk right? Milk is produced by a mammal. Just because you can make some liquid from plants doesn't actually make it milk. I'm pretty sure there is ongoing legal action about this as well. Just like Kraft was no longer allowed to call their Kraft singles cheese because it contained no actual cheese. Or ice cream and 'frozen dairy desert' the only difference being about 4% milk content.

If you're going to go into weird semantics like this we should rename all nut butters because there's no dairy in them.

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Duncanwii posted...

Ok? And because China does it that automatically makes false advertising ok?

Where do they ever advertise that it's dairy?

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codey posted...

Where do they ever advertise that it's dairy?

They did when they advertised it as milk.
Milk = Dairy and Oats =/= Milk.
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Duncanwii posted...

They did when they advertised it as milk.
Milk = Dairy and Oats =/= Milk.

So where's your outrage over peanut butter?

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ZannoL posted...

Thats gonna make a mess on the floor tho

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I only drink chocolate milk and that only comes from Chocolate cows. The vast majority are regular cows. I don't feel guilty.

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Xenozoa425 posted...

You should probably stay on the soy milk. It'll be easier for your stomach and the rest of the family, especially the baby. Dairy is one of the particular foods that can lead towards leaky gut and create a pathway to things like mood disorders or autoimmune conditions. Babies need less protein and more fat/carbs though, so maybe a fattier milk like sweetened cashew or almond would be ideal.

uhhh the american associates of pediatrics recommends cow milk, so I think I'll take their recommendation.

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I mean long as your baby is at least a year old, go for it. You're the parent. Just be mindful that more research is being put out each year, that links foods like dairy to developmental issues, mood disorders, autoimmune conditions, etc.

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codey posted...

So where's your outrage over peanut butter?

Or Cadbury Eggs? Or milk of magnesia?

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Bump

Bump.

Fuck that.

Gimmie my glorious cow milk.

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if i could buy hemp milk, banana milk, or oat milk in this small country town i would

they sell me too much spoiled milk here so i stopped drinking dairy milk completely

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bread = wheat so cornbread is false advertising, you fools!

on topic: I haven't had dairy milk in almost 3 years. only plant milks for me bois

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TheMikh posted...

if i could buy hemp milk, banana milk, or oat milk in this small country town i would

they sell me too much spoiled milk here so i stopped drinking dairy milk completely

Do you have a high-speed blender? You could try making oat milk. It takes a few tries to get right, but it's much cheaper than store-bought even if you do have access to it.

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Son Of Spam posted...

Do you have a high-speed blender? You could try making oat milk

I should really try making my own.

Xenozoa425 posted...

I mean as long as your baby is at least a year old, go for it. You're the parent. Do what you feel is right. Just be mindful that more research is being put out each year, that links foods like dairy to developmental issues, mood disorders, autoimmune conditions, etc.

Yes, I'm sure someone who is against Dairy isn't intentionally looking for studies that confirm his bias.

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