• Ephera
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    4 years ago

    I’m a fan of oat milk. Not for taste reasons, but because you can make it yourself easily (oatmeal+water+salt in a blender, then filter out the remaining oatmeal, which you can even make porridge from), and because oats grow regionally where I’m from, so there’s less CO2 emission through transport, and they need much less water than almonds or soy.

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    4 years ago

    Recently I’ve been using a lot of vanilla soy milk with coconut milk shaken in. Mostly for coffee and teas

  • Wheeljack
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    4 years ago

    Silk Dark Chocolate Almond milk.

    (Obligatory “not a vegan”, but…)

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      4 years ago

      Silk only sells in the us, right? Is it sweetened somehow or have any sugar added?

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        4 years ago

        The Dark Chocolate Almond has cane sugar as it’s second ingredient. I mean, it’s chocolate milk, lol. Silk does sell a bunch of other varieties of non-dairy milks, though, some of which are not sweetened.

        I’m not sure if Silk is US-only.

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    4 years ago

    One thing that I like about Westsoy is that it has three ingredients. I like Ripple quite a bit but it comes in plastic, so I don’t drink it anymore. Milkadamia is also really good.