Why Almond Milk?
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I prefer the taste of Almond Milk. I loved the flavor of regular whole milk, but only when I was overseas and able to drink the unpasteurized kind. It just doesn't taste the same after they heat it up. I can tell the difference. I'll tolerate it in certain special drinks only because it's critical to flavor.
For example, my hot cocoa just doesn't taste right in Almond milk and neither does my Colombian chocolate. There's a difference in the texture. I find the Almond milk tends to scald and gets weird on me so I can't stand it in my coffee.
My alternative has been the heavy whipping cream for coffees and such. It seems to give me the taste of what milk used to be like before the processed the heck out of it. Luckily, I'm not allergic.
I honestly don't have a lot of milk...my dairy liquid products are rare except for heavy whipping cream and fresh cheeses.0 -
Little tiny milking machines!!0
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it's better for you than animal milk, lower in calories and well, I really like the taste!0
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It has more calcium (the whole point of drinking milk!) and tastes better than dairy milk.0
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The almond/coconut blend is really good as well!0
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I drink the unsweetened original kind, less calories & carbs than regular milk. Also, it froths up pretty nicely for lattes and cappuccinos!0
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Anyone ?
LOL- it was only 8 minutes since you posted!0 -
Everything the others have said plus I can have a cup of almond milk (regular variety) and a tbs of chocolate sauce, heat up and have yummy hot chocolate for 110 calories without any hydrogenated oils, which is in almost all of the instant brands.0
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it comes unsweetened too!0
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Dairy & gluten are found to be contributors to PMS, PMS is a trigger for migraines (for me)...therefore I limit (and try to avoid) dairy and gluten.
I previously drank soy milk but it's an acquired taste; I tried rice milk (It upset my stomach); coconut milk tasted horrid in coffee and I just didn't like it. Almond milk I can drink straight, its quite pleasant (I will tell you that I tried cheese made out of almonds or hazelnuts and it was gack! horrid....so I still have dairy cheese sparingly and veggie cheese sometimes).0 -
possible lactose intolerance
I think the vanilla and chocolate just taste great!
Ill also have the 40cal original flavor in my protein shakes to keep it lower on the macros0 -
Drinking breast milk from another animal is just sick and wrong.
Plus, cow's milk tastes disgusting and almond milk is delicious in everything.
Sick and wrong? Say what? That doesn't even make sense. People using the "Other animals don't drink others milk" argument are making me laugh. What animals enjoy almond/rice/soy milk? I mean really.
Anyways, Almond milk tastes great. It's much lower in calories as well. Lots of benefits you don't get from regular milk. That's why I switched.0 -
cows milk is designed to turn a 70 lb calf into a 700lb cow. you do the math. besides, almond milk is waaay tastier than soy.0
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less sugars than milk0
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Ok, have you tried double chocolate almond milk by silk? Delicious! Plus, I drink it because regular milk gives me bumm bubbles and mucous. None too attractive!:laugh:0
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Because it's good. That's my only reason. I only use it IN things though.. I don't ever just drink it plain. I drink regular cows milk if I want a glass of milk. I LOOOVE milk.
side note, I don't understand the argument that humans shouldn't drink cows milk because it comes from a cow and it's meant for baby cows.. lol...... we also eat hamburgers and I don't think cow meat was "made" to be put on our tables. And my dog loves milk. I think other animals would drink another species milk if they could.0 -
It has more calcium, less calories and just a tad less fat than regular milk
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Low calorie, low fat, high calcium and its delicious i get the vanilla flavored one though, the plain original one makes me gag :noway: :sick:0
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Cow's milk is for calves, soy isn't that great for you, coconut milk sucks, and almonds are amazing. I make my own, since commercial brands aren't that good for you. There's also walnut milk, pecan milk, and if you're feeling adventurous, Brazil nut milk.0
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Add me to the likes the taste and suffers from lactose intolerance crowd.0
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