soy milk
#134834 - 01/04/05 06:11 AM
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saladman
Reged: 12/29/04
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Loc: New Jersey
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Does soy milk go sour like cow's milk?
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Re: soy milk
#134843 - 01/04/05 06:41 AM
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atomic rose
Reged: 06/01/04
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Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!)
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You know, I have no idea... but it does say on the container (generally) that it's best to use within 7 days of opening, and I'd stick with that, to be on the safe side.
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Re: soy milk
#134844 - 01/04/05 06:46 AM
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cailin
Reged: 08/12/04
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Loc: Dublin, Ireland
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not so much sour as it all gets lumpy and separates. You will definitely know when it has been there too long. I think after about five days it should go down the plughole.
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Yikes! What about if you refrigerate it? I have a container of vanilla soy milk that has an experiation of Dec. 24.i used it this moring on my cereal and it seemed fine. Am I keeping it too long??
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and it had a strange kind of tangy taste to it. I poured it down the drain. Tangy soil milk is kind of sick. 
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No. I have used soy milk long past the date or past the 7 day rule. As long as it doesn't smell funny I use it. I have never gotten sick. Now I have had it go bad on me. You will definitely know when it is bad.
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Re: soy milk
#135491 - 01/05/05 05:10 PM
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Kree
Reged: 10/08/03
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Yeah, I use it past the two weeks, also... but have had to toss it many times when it got all thick and globby!! Yech!
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