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>milk

Soy milk for basically everything (especially cereal).

Almond milk for baking and cooking if you want a little nutty flavour.

Rice milk for drinking straight.

Westsoy makes an unsweetened chocolate soy milk that I've become addicted to, but in general I don't like soy milk, and prefer almond to anything else. I always buy the unsweetened, because it has a better flavor than the sweet stuff. I just bought some sunflower seed milk, but I haven't tried it yet. Hemp milk has a strange flavor to it that I can't get into. Cashew cream is awesome for coffee, although I usually drink coffee black.

This is better than any chocolate milk I've ever had.

>>5163069
Oh, forgot about flax milk, that's my favorite in general, because it's very neutral tasting and lowest in calories whilie still being extremely good for you, but it's more expensive than the other milks (it only comes refrigerated, while I can buy tetra paks of the other types of non-dairy milk) so I don't buy it all the time. But I highly recommend it. Again, I buy the unsweetened.

>american
>hates milk cause it tastes like shit

Big surprise there faggot.

Hemp milk.

Almond in terms of nutrition and cost.

>>5163051
I haven't tried a wide variety or anything but I love almond milk as well. Mind you, I like whole cow's milk as well. For me they're just different things to enjoy.

>>5163070
Chocolate almond milk is god mode. Soy is good too.

>>5163056
organic soymilk or you are getting monsanto soy.

>>5163093
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I'm 19, 5'10", and lactose intolerant.

My cousin says I should drink tons of milk to squeeze out a few last inches before I hit 21 and stop growing.

Is it worth the shits, /ck?

>>5164214
I usually buy Silk.

Can these non-dairy milks be used the same for cooking? Will I get the same creamy taste from mac & cheese if I use one of these instead of cow's milk? I don't drink milk, but I do use it for cooking.

>>5164608
I used almond milk the last time I made mac and cheese and it was still nice and creamy. It had a slight nutty flavour, which was actually pleasant.

Boobie milk from jap'a broad tits

soy is immensely better than cow's milk plain imo. I haven't even tried almond that I can remember, it's not a common thing here.
I don't drink much milk and never have it straight, just a little bit in evening tea and breakfast. I avoid all dairy more than most people.

Cow's milk.

>>5164608
Sure you can but DON'T use rice milk!! I did and it made the mac and cheese have this really sweet smell that just did not mesh with the other flavors going on. I can't even use it in shakes anymore because all I taste is that extremely sweet yet off smell.

>>5164271
No. What? No. If you're lactose intolerant, you don't digest milk properly. If you're not digesting it properly, you're not gaining much from it. Stop listening to your cousin.

Can you have fresh/aged cheese, yogurt, and butter? If you can, just stick with those. Yogurt, especially. It's just fermented and easier to digest milk with a bunch of good bacteria in it.

GOAT milk

>>5164271
Your cousin dont happen to be your mom doesnt it?
Because that's straight up MOM SCIENCE

Silk Pure Almond unsweetened, can't tell the difference.

If you drink dairy milk past puberty you are a stupid faggot.

Cultured dairy is ok, but drinking milk for another species is unnatural.

>>5164763
Nuts and seeds are full of nutrients and antinutrients to give nutrition to the nut or seed once it sprouts and begins to grow into a plant, and to protect it from being eaten.

You're just taking the nutrients from nuts, seeds, or grains, meant for the nut, seed, or grain, and turning it into milk by adding water. It's unnatural.

>>5164634
I want to grow every last inch I can though.

If its not gonna make a difference then I'll just ditch dairy

>>5164778
Blending a nut into something delicious is different than sucking on a cow tit.

By your logic coffee isn't natural.

>>5165021
and by yours, eating another animals meat isn't

>>5165034
You don't understand why all mammals stop drinking their mother's milk after maturity, do you?

>>5165038
Because they don't have cups to hold the milk.

>>5165051
I'm not gonna lie, I laughed a little harder than I should have at that.

Fresh, raw cow's milk is superior.

>>5165038
I don't understand the comparison to all other mammals argument for why humans don't drink milk. There's literally hundreds of other ways in which we differ fundamentally from other mammals, and are much more advanced because of it. Why is it suddenly so important to remain consistent with mammals on this one?

>>5163051
Lately I've been enjoying WestSoy organic soy milk. High in protein, not too expensive ($2 for a quart), and tastes delicious.

>>5163056
>Soy milk for basically everything (especially cereal)
>(especially cereal)
>costanza.jpg
nigga are you fuckin serious. The almond milk taste adds its own sweetness to whatever cereal you're eating. It is god-tier for cereal compared to soy milk.

I haven't tried rice milk, though. How does it taste compared to the other types of "milk"?

>>5164271
I had my fair share of milk and cheeses growing up, in good shape and played multiple sports throughout all of my school.

I'm fucking 5'6". Don't believe god damn bullshit Momscience.

>>5164649
goats milk is by far the best, it's just so much more expensive than soy.

>>5164271

I'm 5'9"

I drank probably 1/3 of a gallon every day for my entire life. I should be 6 foot 20 at this point.

>>5165123
What brand of almond milk do you buy? The one I had was unsweetened and tasted kind of grainy--not pleasant with cereal at all. I find soy milk to be more neutral, like regular milk.