soy milk
#266660 - 05/31/06 11:09 AM
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tjcanaba
Reged: 04/12/06
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I was wondering what most of you have tried or are using for their cereals. I mean what type/brand/flavor of soy milk? Thank you.
Tony
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Silk or 8th Continent seems to be what folks use. If you do a search, you will find a plethora of posts on soy milk. 
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Re: soy milk
#266705 - 05/31/06 01:24 PM
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Snorkie
Reged: 02/15/05
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Loc: Northern Illinois, USA
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I use 8th Continent Lite Original flavor. It also comes in vanilla and chocolate. The non-lite versions come in the same flavors but have a little more fat.
Goodsense isn't bad either, if you can find it, but I like 8th Continent a little better for most things.
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Re: soy milk
#266763 - 05/31/06 03:45 PM
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Janey
Reged: 10/25/03
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I prefer Silk light Vanilla. I use this when I make oatmeal and also when I have cereal. They make great yogurt too.
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I just recently started using Westsoy Lowfat Plain soymilk. It's much tastier than anything else I've ever tried. I acutally drank the milk left in the bottom of the cereal bowl! That's a first since I began the diet. My husband who is not on ibs diet even thinks it's a good milk substitute.
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I'm wondering what the best tasting thing is. I tried soy milk a while back and while I have a VERY adventursome palette, I just couldn't hack the soy milk. Do any of the replacement milks have a less obtrusive taste?
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The closest thing I've found to dairy milk is the plain Silk. I'm not a fan of soymilk either but this one I think tastes pretty good and I can drink it straight no prob.
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And just for drinking soy milk, Silk chocolate is yummmmmmmmmmmy! It's what they use at Starbucks, that's how I stumbled upon it.
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It's my new favorite. It's not as 'heavy' as Silk Vanilla and the sweetness is just right (for me). I tried some of the Lite, Lowfat, Nonfat varieties, but I think I'm just going to stick with this one for now. I found it in the organics/soy section at a local Vons (YAY Vons!). It comes in the aseptic bricks as well as lunch box 8 oz size which is perfect to stash with my whole grain cereal for a filling, yummy breakfast on the go!
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My husband and I did a "taste test" of a few soy milks the other day. He isn't on the diet, but he thought the westsoy lite plain soymilk was the best and I agreed. I can't taste the soy in it. This is very close to regular milk. I made some hot cocoa with it last night and it was soooo good!
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