Whole milk, or no milk
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Almond or oat, usually. Unsweetened and no added flavours like vanilla or whatever.
Whole (3.5%) powdered milk because I need it to last for a month or two at a time.
I saw that at Costco, is it good?
I am trying to eat more vegan, but half & half in my chai is turning out to be a difficult vice to give up.
Try the coconut milk i showed or straight up coconut cream if you want it even creamier, i think you'll be pleasantly surprised
Its good shit
I was not prepared for the price difference. The coconut milk was close in price to my half and half, but the coco cream was about 3 times as much.
Edit double checked the receipt: the coconut milk is 80 cents more, the cream is 5 times as much.
Yeah, the cream is really good shit but it can be pricey, best to stock up when its on sale or see if Costco has a deal for it
Ive definitely got it at Costco before and my gut says the price was more reasonable in bulk than buying a la carte in a regular grocery store. Also try an ethnic grocery store too, they might have a better source
We have 1 grocery store in town (and a Walmart). Next time I am in the city I will check Costco and try to get to the Indian grocery, or the Asian market.
2% because anything less taste like water in my coffee.
It is still ~70 calories for half a cup tho.
Whole milk or 2%, I'm not picky! Usually I only drink milk while pregnant or breastfeeding because I need the hydration and the calories, so it's often consumed as chocolate milk! Any other time in my life it's usually only consumed in recipes, cereal, or as foam over coffee.
Whole milk for me because the low fat 1.5% version tastes like sulfur to me. But even with 3.5% itβs still very slightly noticeable, so I donβt drink milk often
3.8% organic. I would love to buy free range milk (as I used to) but the one they're selling here tastes like it's been contaminated somehow.
At this very moment i'm drinking a cup of milk. Whole (somewhere between 3.4 - 6%), pasteurized.
Iβm lactose-intolerant, so I use lactose-free 0% fat milk for my coffee. For some reason 0 fat tastes so much better than the % reduced variants to me. I also use almond milk for making home-made milk tea. Iβve tried pea milk too. And now Iβm trying cashew milk.
Try the coconut milk by Vita-Coco (added a pic in the post text), its the closest thing to non-milk milk I've ever tasted. Very creamy and perfect amount of sweetness tho its no sugar added. Coconut cream is fantastic, its nice over frozen fruit too, makes a nice little easy sorbet
It kinda reminds me of the leftover milk after you've eaten all the cereal.



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