Milk, Almond milk, or Coconut milk? What do you prefer?
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I use almond milk for everything. tried soy when i found i was intollerant to cows milk but couldn't get on with it. unsweetened almond milk is brilliant for what I need, got the other half converted too which is even better, and of the other non-dairy milks, coconut is pretty nice and also rice milk isn't too bad-very distinctive flavour but i can live with it if no almond or coconut is available.0
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I still prefer non fat milk. I tried the lite almond milk and it was good with my cereal and over my blackberries but that's about all I'd use it for aside from making oatmeal. The Coconut milk (original) was sweeter than the almond milk and I didn't like it at all. I tried it in my baked oatmeal and loved the extra sweetness it gave to that so I'd probably only use it for cooking if I made brownies or something but I wouldn't buy it on a regular basis. My husband didn't like the coconut milk either, and he said that if you don't think about the almond milk as milk its pretty good. It grew on him. Sooooo all in all I'm still buying regular milk for my toddler, but I'll also use almond milk for blackberries, oatmeal, and smoothies on a regular basis.0
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Silk makes a light vanilla that has half the sugar0
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Good old fashioned 1% milk. Way more protein too.0
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I don't like neither. Except for rice milk. Rice Dream Original is the best.0
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I like both Almond and Coconut but my husband likes Almond more so I usually buy that. I don't really just drink it, I use it in recipes.0
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Well, even though I am trying to lose weight, I would not give up my whole organic non homogenized milk. Just trying not to over do.0
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I like the unsweetened blend of almond milk and coconut milk best.0
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I love Almond milk, but it separates pretty badly in tea and coffee so I use regular semi skimmed for that.0
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I've never been one to drink a glass of milk, really; maybe once or twice a year if I decide to dip cookies into it
I rarely eat cereal but if I do, I will use 1% milk and I use a splash of it in my daily coffee. It's what my kids and husband drink.
For smoothies I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk or coconut milk, depending on what's cheaper at Costco0 -
I will drink cow's milk when I have the option. My son is allergic to dairy so we had him on soy (which I can't stand) and are switching him to almond. Love the almond light vanilla in my smoothies!0
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Oat milk is good too - I like it on oatmeal and in smoothies.
I also like the combination of coconut milk and almond milk. The coconut milk adds a creamier texture0 -
Good ol' 2% milk.
I do like Almond Milk though as well, just prefer normal milk more.0 -
coconut milk in my opinion is NOT good lol
vanilla almond milk on the other hand...super yum!0 -
2% cow's milk for me. Love it just by the glass or in my cereal. I like whole cow's milk too, but only have it occasionally now. I don't care for skim milk, way too watery and flavorless. I like my milk to have 'body' to it.
Haven't tried coconut milk yet, maybe I'd like it, who knows. But I personally don't care for almond milk. It just tastes like slightly flavored water to me. *shrugs*0 -
I don't use any milk. I'm allergic to cow's milk and soy and so I just didn't drink anything. I don't eat cereal.
I have tried coconut *water* (not milk, I don't know what coconut milk is) and as a drink by itself to aid in rehydration after a workout, like regular water, coconut water is pretty good.
Coconut water is the water inside the coconut. Great for dehydration.
Coconut milk or coconut cream is made from the white flesh of the coconut.0 -
I don't drink milk as a beverage but I use cream.
Coconut cream is nice on occasion.0 -
I love cow's milk...
I love almond milk (all varieties and combinations of, vanilla, chocolate, plain, sweetened, and unsweetened, ... sweet chocolate almond milk is so strange but *delicious*
I HATE soy milk.
I HATE coconut.0 -
I'm trying to get away from dairy because I don't want to support the veal industry and the poor conditions cattle live in at commercial farms.
The absolute best alternative that I've tried so far has been Silk almond milk + fiber and protein. Coconut milk is okay, but you have to make sure you shake it really, really well every time you pour it.0 -
I like coconut milk... its not as thick as almond milk and is more pleasing to the palate, to me.0
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